Jaime Jackson Safety Blog
Helping Make our Communities Safer. Jaime is a Trial Attorney and Safety Advocate at Jaime Jackson Law in Lancaster, PA representing seriously injured victims, wrongful death and those harmed by unsafe products and corporate neglect. Contact Jaime at 717-519-7254 or email jaime@jaimejacksonlaw.com.
Friday, September 25, 2026
Jaime Jackson Safety Blog: CONSISTENCY
CONSISTENCY
“The rarest of human qualities is consistency.” — J e r e m y B e n t h a m
You are not defined by a singular moment, good or bad,
triumphant or total failure, a single lapse in judgment, one
shining moment, a lucky break, one win, one defeat does not define
your true character. What then defines your character of stone?
Consistency. You are the sum of your actions. True greatness derives
from patience coupled with a pattern of longstanding, steadfastly
doing the right thing in the moment repeatedly without fail. You
may stray. Exercise poor judgment every now and then, but over the
long haul your track record should be overwhelmingly glaring with
consistent steadfast work and virtuous judgments of always doing
the right thing in the moment.
Dependable. Trustworthy. A sterling reputation. These are all
traits you must strive for, but how do you get there? Consistency
is key. It may be boring. Not flashy. It is remarkably difficult to
maintain, but steadfast judgment and a pattern of consistency are
admirable qualities that at the end of the day will land you exactly
where you need to be. Overnight success is the culmination of years
of pounding away at your craft. Snap judgments, impulses, jealousy,
envy, frustration all will lead you down a bad road. Be there in
good and bad times, not just when it happens to be convenient for you.
You are the sum of your actions. True, consistent, steadfast
judgment takes patience. You know the right direction and down
which path you must go. A steady continuity will keep you free from
contradiction and bring you harmony.
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Friday, September 11, 2026
Jaime Jackson Safety Blog: ROUTINE
ROUTINE
“You’ll never change your life until you change something you do daily. The secret of your success is found in your daily routine.” J o h n C . M a x w e l l
As with most things in life, routine can be both good and bad.
Good to the extent it keeps you on task. In a flow. Getting it
done. Waking up early, stretching, exercising, eating well, walking,
working, fishing, playing pickleball or whatever your fun is, reading,
going to bed early, then doing it again the next day. “Routine” can
be bad to the extent you get mired in a rut. A 9-5 job day in day
out frittering your time away in a stultifying, mundane drudgery.
Every now and then mix it up. Work out with a friend. Try a different
exercise. Take a day off. Go do something for yourself. Rotate the
crops. Bike instead of running. Do a group exercise class. Walk with
a friend. Go to lunch on your own. Go for coffee with an old friend.
Add a wrinkle to your day. Get away every now and then. Vacation.
Blow-out of your routine. (but still get your exercise and reading
in). This helps you recalibrate keeping things in perspective. When
you are away from your routine, you crave getting it back. Absence
makes the heart grow fonder. When you are stuck in your routine,
you can’t wait to get away from it. Stir the pot. Mix it up every now
and then. Routine helps you gain small daily victories consistently
over time leading to massive, extraordinary results in the long run.
When you develop an excellent routine, you will become fit as f*ck.
Being fit as f*uck vastly increases your productivity, point of view,
and “happiness” exponentially.
You can get your copy of the International Best Seller Perfect Drift here:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GTN8VB51
Friday, July 31, 2026
Jaime Jackson Safety Blog: PRACTICE WHAT YOU PREACH
PRACTICE WHAT YOU PREACH
“People of integrity and honesty not only practice
what they preach, they are what they preach.“
Dav i d A . B e d n a r
Nobody likes a hypocrite. Do not be hypocritical. Lead by
example. Behave in a way you want to encourage others to
behave. Act in a way that you know deep down inside according to
your values you know you should be acting. Be kind. Be courteous.
Be honest. Be grateful. Be helpful. Be mindful. Exercise. Eat well.
Sleep. Drink less (alcohol not water). If you say you are going to do
something, do it to the best of your ability. Reflect on your own
behavior. Hold yourself accountable. Do not offer advice to someone
else if you’re not doing it or wouldn’t do it yourself. Do not be the
pot calling the kettle black. Avoid criticizing or calling out someone
else for a fault you also have, or something you yourself have done
or are doing.
You can get your copy of the International Best Seller Perfect Drift here:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GTN8VB51