As we get older, we stop being told what to do and are forced to make ourselves take action. It can be hard, especially since not doing anything is so…easy. Here are 10 simple ways for growing your personal discipline.
Ranked by Reddit as one of the best Ted videos, Mel Robbins explains how to stop being just “fine”.
Not even Superman can do it all himself. Get to the Hall of Justice and plan your own league for life.
The trick to getting more done is tricking yourself to do more. Establish which one of these excuses you’re falling back on, and you’ll become more productive.
We allow people to convince us that something cannot be done just because it hasn’t been done before.
When we don’t train for the surprisingly strenuous task of controlling our own thoughts and emotions, we can’t enforce any control over our attention, our reactions, and how we perceive our lives.
Many guys don’t think they can be an “alpha male” because they’re not arrogant jerks. There is another way.
We often find ourselves falling into a routine that isn’t conducive to achieving our goals in life. Time to break free.
We find ourselves in a funny situation these days: We say “yes” to all the annoying schedule stretching requests, but say “no” to all the things that will help us grow as individuals.
The game of golf is surprisingly a lot like the game of life: If you try to sink every shot, you’re only setting yourself up for failure.
The greatest obstacle to success isn’t outward competition. It’s inward doubt. For many of us, this doubt is so pervasive that it causes us to sabotage our selves.
Sometimes friendships, even long-lasting important ones, can sour. Many guys opt for the “pretend they don’t exist, and they’ll get the hint” approach. We say you’re more of a man that that.
Many of us delay success out of disdain for failure. Roosevelt doesn’t think you have your priorities straight.
Telling guys to be polite and friendly may sound obvious, but how many times have you diverted your eyes walking passed someone in the hallway, or pulled out your cell phone in the elevator to avoid small talk? Yeah. We thought so.
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