1. Start The Day With Self-Discipline
Recent research indicates that when you start your day with an act of self-discipline, you are preparing your mind to be more disciplined throughout the day.
Think about small acts of discipline like exercising before work, packing your lunch, or arriving at work early. Choose something that does not take a lot of time, but you feel good about doing it. Do it every single day. This will help you build up positive momentum for self-discipline in other aspects of your life.
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