The Lord discipline whom he loves- Hebrew 12:6 according to the way it was written in the Bible
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People look for the shortcut. The hack.
And if you came here looking for that:
You won’t find it.
The shortcut is a lie.
The hack doesn’t get you there.
And if you want to take the easy road, it won’t take you to
where you want to be:
Stronger. Smarter. Faster. Healthier. Better.
FREE.
To reach goals and overcome obstacles
and become the best version of you possible
will not happen by itself. It will not
happen cutting corners, taking shortcuts,
or looking for the easy way.
THERE IS NO EASY WAY.
There is only hard work, late nights, early mornings,
practice, rehearsal, repetition, study, sweat, blood, toil,
frustration, and discipline. DISCIPLINE.
THERE MUST BE DISCIPLINE.
Discipline: The root of all good qualities.
The driver of daily execution. The core principle that
overcomes laziness and lethargy and excuses. Discipline
defeats the infinite excuses that say: Not today, not now, I
need a rest, I will do it tomorrow.
What’s the hack? How do you become stronger, smarter,
faster, healthier? How do you become better? How do you achieve true freedom?
There is only one way.
THE WAY OF DISCIPLINE.
WHERE DOES DISCIPLINE COME
FROM?
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Where does discipline come from?
This is a simple answer.
Discipline comes from within.
Discipline is an internal force.
Sure, you can have discipline imposed on
you by a person, like a drill instructor,
or that self-help guru on TV, but the
reality is: He won’t give you real discipline.
Because that external discipline is
not strong. It will not survive.
It cannot stand on its own.
What you are looking for,
what you need, is SELF-DISCIPLINE.
Self-discipline, as the very term implies,
comes from the SELF. YOU.
It comes when you make a decision to be disciplined.
When you make a decision to be better.
When you make a decision to do more, to BE more.
Self-discipline comes when you decide to make a mark on the
world.
If you don’t think you are disciplined:
It is because you haven’t decided to be disciplined. YET.
It is because you haven’t created it. YET.
You haven’t become it. YET.
So where does it come from?
It comes from you.
So make the decision.
Make the commitment.
Become the discipline—embrace its cold and relentless power.
And it will make you better and stronger and smarter and
faster and healthier than anything else. And most important:
It will make you free.
After reading this I hope we'll all try and amend on what we are supposed to discipline ourselves on but fail to do so because we are looking for shortcut
