Consistency is the single greatest component of success. It’s more important than talent. More important that training, education and aptitude. It’s even more important than ambition. Successful people do what needs to be done, when it needs to be done, with relentless consistency. People performing below their potential know what needs to be done, but they don’t do it consistently. The good news is that consistency is a “learnable” skill. The Consistency Chain is a company dedicated to teaching that skill and positively impacting the lives of previously inconsistent individuals. The Consistency Chain is composed of two individuals who have experienced both extremes of this challenge. Jim Packard is a man with an unbroken string of successes, in his both personal life and in business. Whether it was being the number one paper boy or starting a business with $500 and building it to 17 million. He succeeded in traditional business and was distributor of the year in two different network marketing companies. He is a man who leaders will instantly identify with and relate to. Because of that, he can help them better understand and effectively lead their team. George Campbell is the kind of person who used to drive Jim Packard crazy. Obvious talent and potential and yet infuriatingly inconsistent. Eighty percent of the population, the inconsistent majority, is going to finally meet a man who understands their internal conflict and validates their experience. George’s personal story of beating procrastination and inconsistency will provide inspiration and a path for everyone to follow. Whether through their fun, contrarian live event or their co-authored book, they reach, impact, and propel everyone who hears them.