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Self-discipline can help improve every aspect of your life. Having better than average levels of self-discipline can help you achieve both daily tasks better and faster but also help you achieve large and lifelong goals.

It's not about which time management app or day planner you use. There are a million and one ways to plan, track and measure your good habits, but they are all useless if you can't form those habits in the first place.S Self-disciplineis ultimately a state of the mind. If you want to train yourself to be more disciplined, you have to shift your mindset and see the world .

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How To Improve Your Self Discipline

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Creating a list of all the reasons why you should stay on track could help you stay self-disciplined, even during the toughest times.

Self-discipline is like a muscle. Each time you delay gratification and make a healthy choice, you grow mentally stronger.

Writing as self-discipline

The reason why we don’t do anything useful with our time is that we lack self-discipline.

But when you write every day, you strengthen your discipline. And you can transfer that better self-discipline to achieve anything in life.

The Three Mindsets

Three mindsets to make your life better:

  1. Abundance mindset
  2. Positive mindset
  3. Growth mindset
  • Self-discipline is a muscle that gets stronger the more you use it.
  • Focus on efforts, not outcomes.

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