For many individuals, the term self-discipline conjures up negative images of restriction and denial. While it is true that discipline involves control of impulses and refusal of some desires, it should not be viewed as a bad thing. On the contrary, self-discipline frees up an individual so that she can live the fullest life possible.
Disciplined people are the ones who get the job done. Imagine how productive you become when you focus completely on the task in front of you. Denying such distractions as cell phones and social media frees you up s tasks get checked off your list. You will find extra time in every day because you don’t fritter it away.
Self-discipline is empowering. When you learn to control your thoughts and actions, your belief in yourself increases. Others will believe in you as well, furthermore, they will respect you. Make yourself inspiring to others by showing how much you achieve when you live a disciplined life. Imagine the role model you will be to your children who will imitate you and grow into successful adults themselves.
Watch your relationships improve as you become self-disciplined. Others will be able to count on you as they know you will fulfill your promises. You will be less stressed as the discipline allows you to accomplish everything needed. Without the worry, you can live in more harmony with others. Also, self-discipline helps you break bad habits that, in the past, might have caused others to avoid you.
Begin work on a self-disciplined lifestyle today. Realize your self-worth and worth to others improves when you lead a disciplined life. Acknowledge your potential and look forward to the many rewards.
Teri
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