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Hi Reader,

The other day, I picked up a copy of one of my favourite magazines, Breathe magazine. My neighbour found out that I love reading it and handed me an old copy she still had lying around.

And I noticed something that shocked me at first.

They had published the exact same article about building new habits in both issues.

Word for word.

Same tips, same examples.

The only difference? The two issues were five years apart.

At first, I thought: How could this beautifully curated magazine reuse the same content?

But then it hit me:

Of course they did.

Because when it comes to building habits, the strategies don’t really change.

The fundamentals of forming new habits are the same today as they were five years ago.

And isn’t that true in leadership and business?

We often think we need to constantly reinvent the wheel.

Find something new. Say it differently. Keep it “fresh.”

But sometimes, the most powerful thing you can do is…

👉 Keep it simple. Repeat what works.

As a coach, I sometimes catch myself thinking: I’ve said this before, surely everyone knows this by now.

But the truth is—most people need to hear it more than once.

And often, we need to remind ourselves, too.

Simplicity doesn’t mean being unoriginal.

It means honouring what’s proven.

And trusting that consistency beats novelty.

Your Call to action this week 👇🏼

💬 Where in your life or business are you overcomplicating things by trying to reinvent the wheel?

What would it look like to simply repeat what works?

Sending you love from Canada 🇨🇦

Peggy
xo
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​P.S. Sometimes the simplest strategies are the ones that bring the biggest results. If you’d like support in figuring out which ones those are for you, let’s chat. Book a free discovery call here.