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The Lost Art of Personal Discipline

The Lost Art of Discipline
Who would have ever thought that we would live in an Instant era? An era in which everyone wants to experience an instant transformation.  Instant weight loss, Instant money, Instant promotions, and instant success create a culture that despises life's journey instead of embracing the growth process. In essence, we have collectively neglected the fine art of personal discipline.  Today, society seems to think that discipline is a thing of the past, something of no use in today's world. But discipline has never been so needed and will be the key to success in the future.  Discipline allows us to develop self-control and stay on top of our goals. Too often, we forget how, when life moves at a breakneck pace and there are hundreds of distractions vying for our attention, having self-discipline helps us stay focused. It also makes us more resilient in the face of setbacks and gives us the ability to cope with stress.
 
Of course, developing self-discipline can be challenging. It requires making tough choices and sticking to them even when difficult. So, if you're looking to get better at personal discipline, here are a few tips to get you started:
 
• Set realistic goals and stick to them. Make sure your expectations of yourself are reasonable but challenging enough to require discipline and effort.
 
• Break big tasks down into smaller chunks. An insurmountable task can be intimidating, but breaking it down into manageable steps can make it much easier.
 
• Focus on one task at a time. Multi-tasking may seem like a good idea, but it ultimately makes us less productive and can lead to burnout.
 
• Monitor your progress and celebrate the small wins. It's essential to stay motivated and recognize even the most minor accomplishments, as they will help you stay on track with your discipline.
 
• Reward yourself for a job well done. Celebrate the milestones that you reach and reward yourself accordingly. This can be great motivation to keep going even when discipline becomes difficult.
 
The art of personal discipline is lost, but if we take the time to master it, we will find that the rewards are more than worth it. So, let's start today and discipline ourselves for a better tomorrow.  It's always possible to make a positive change in our lives!
 
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