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This document discusses self-discipline and its benefits. It defines self-discipline as teaching yourself to reach goals without bad habits distracting you. Self-discipline strengthens control over your destiny, persistence, decision-making, and breaking bad habits. The elements of self-discipline are persistence in continuing towards goals despite obstacles, and self-determination to control your own path in life.
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- 2. What is SELF-DISCIPLINE The process of teaching yourself to do what is necessary to reach your goals, without becoming sidetracked by bad habits.
- 3. The Benefits of SELF-DISCIPLINE Strengthens you ability to: Control your destiny Persist in the face of setbacks Weigh the long-term consequences of your actions Break bad habits Think critically Make effective decisions
- 4. The Elements of SELF-DISCIPLINE Persistence Self-Determination (The First Part) (The Second Part) The ability to go on Determining the path despite oppositions, your life travels. setbacks, and occasional doubts. The only person who controls your actions and Success doesn’t always where you’re headed is come on the first try. You you. You are in the reason have to persist and keep you’re at where you’re at working for what you and where you will go want and that may cause from there. you to over come different obstacles but and that’s where you decide if it’s worth it.