More Insight From My Fell Into Food Podcast – Part 2 – Consistency, Honesty and Sincerity

I am almost done editing all my bazillion pictures, which means soon, you will all be hearing about our fabulous trip to the Great North. In the mean time, Chef Jeff is helping me out once more. Thank you Chef. This time we are talking about consistency, honesty and sincerity:) More Insight From My Fell Into Food Podcast; More Insight From My Fell Into Food Podcast – Part 2 – Flexibility. Chef Jeff and I are asking a favor from all of you. He is trying to grow his podcast and would like you all to leave a review and 5 stars on anyone of his platforms after listening or watching. We all like to help out our friends, and see them grow and become successful. 🙂

I have been busy working on other things too, stirring many pots on many fires; more fun things I think you will enjoy. You just need a little more patience and anticipation, and soon you will see them all. 🙂

1. I am working on another article for Arlington Wine & Liquor Everything You Need to Know About Aperol Aperitif.
2. My friend and fellow blogger Sandy Axlerod, from The Traveling Locovores, is busy touring around the country in her RV she calls Ladybug and is writing cook books for the different states. I am contributing a recipe or two for her from Colorado.
3. I am also planning and preparing a special birthday dinner for Lauren. We will be celebrating her belated birthday on Saturday. Once again, you will hear all about it very soon. 🙂

So as always, I am keeping busy, but most importantly, still having fun. 🙂

Chef Jeff and I discussing consistency, honesty and sincerity.

You can show up every day.
You can post. Publish. Plate. Promote.
But if you’re not real… none of it sticks.

Consistency matters — absolutely. But it’s authenticity that builds trust.

Because people don’t just want what you’re selling. They want to know who they’re buying it from. And if they sense it’s a performance? They’ll scroll. They’ll unsubscribe. They’ll forget you.

But if you’re willing to tell the truth — even when it’s uncomfortable — you give people something they can connect to. Something they can believe in.

This is true whether you’re a content creator, a chef, a brand, or a leader.

Consistency is what gets people to notice.
Authenticity is what gets them to stay.

JEANNE JONES
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Have a great day and make everyday great. Stay safe and stay well. ‘Til next time.