Focus On Your Self-Discipline

[forum]

To really be able to focus demands a lot of self-discipline. Remember that your outcome depends on YOU, not on the world around you. If you want something badly enough you WILL do everything in your power to get it.

Self-discipline in this context is basically only letting yourself do what you WANT to do at that precise moment in time to be able to reach your goals more quickly.

Remember that YOU are the boss of your actions. YOU are the one who is in control. So ultimately YOU decide what and when to do things you need to do to achieve your ultimate success.

Your ability to manage your actions is directly related to the level of success and happiness you will experience throughout your life. Managing your actions is commonly known as exercising self-discipline.

It's absolutely not about restricting your lifestyle, or punishing yourself. It's about being able to work with your thoughts, behaviour and actions in order to reach the goals that you wish to reach.

Not having self-discipline is one of the main reasons why we fail at what we want to do, both professionally and personally. Excuse-making often creates lack of self-discipline, so drop all your excuses and start keeping habits that in themselves will create the self-discipline you need. Make routines that you know you are capable of sticking to, and keep them.

How do you attain self-discipline? A few options could be regular exercise, better, healthier eating, even learning to spend less money. It could be something like deciding to learn something new every single day or just getting up an hour earlier than you normally would.

Having self-discipline will help you to complete the most boring and mundane of the tasks you are focusing on. Should you find yourself sitting and thinking thoughts like “Oh, I’ll just do this instead” or “I can do that some other time” when you are working on your goals then STOP, take a deep breath and remember your self-discipline.

[niche]

Yup! I do strongly agree that we should be self discipline to be successful in whatever things we desire to achieve. It has to be a part of our life otherwise we might be moving in a wrong direction. It is always good to have strict self-discipline with ourselves and family.

Thanks for such great words!

[coolguy]

niche Wrote:Yup! I do strongly agree that we should be self discipline to be successful in whatever things we desire to achieve. It has to be a part of our life otherwise we might be moving in a wrong direction. It is always good to have strict self-discipline with ourselves and family.

Thanks for such great words!

Ya, I strongly agree when comes to self-discipline. For anything to work, we have to nurture ourselves to have strict self-discipline in order to be successful. Good tips!

[forum]

Focus and self-discipline is the main key of success in life.

Next will be taking ACTION!

[andrewbimmer]

Is self-discipline all about self control?
Can anyone explain the difference between these 2 terms?

[forum]

(09-19-2008 09:15 PM)andrewbimmer Wrote:  Is self-discipline all about self control?
Can anyone explain the difference between these 2 terms?

Personally, I believe self-discipline will link with self control as when you want to do something and knowing that you should not be doing, you require self-discipline to have self control not to do so. It takes a person to be self-discipline what it is the right think to do. The self control will be the action taken. I may be wrong about this.

[mathewchevy]

Nice explanation!
Thank you so much.

(09-20-2008 01:45 AM)forum Wrote:  

(09-19-2008 09:15 PM)andrewbimmer Wrote:  Is self-discipline all about self control?
Can anyone explain the difference between these 2 terms?

Personally, I believe self-discipline will link with self control as when you want to do something and knowing that you should not be doing, you require self-discipline to have self control not to do so. It takes a person to be self-discipline what it is the right think to do. The self control will be the action taken. I may be wrong about this.