Get Back Up, And Keep On Going!
You're not going to be perfect. Building self discipline is a life long journey. You can get better at it but perfection? That's impossible.
- When you experience failure, get back up and keep going.
- It’s also important to forgive yourself, don’t use failure as a reason to stop.
- Don’t be too hard on yourself. New things can be difficult. Naturally, you’ll want to stay in your comfort zone.
- Applaud yourself for your commitment to building self-discipline and keep going.
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Self discipline is not doing what you don't want to do, but it's self love. You love your self that much that you will do what you need to do. (Hope that made sense)
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