Discipline bridges the gap between motivation and action, making the former less necessary for the latter.
When you have discipline, you don’t need to feel a certain way to show up and get started. You just do.
Discipline is not a chest-thumping, performative act of toughness. It is being the kind of person who shows up for what matters and gets the job done. The irony is that when you do hard things that you don’t feel like doing in the short run, you usually end up feeling better in the long run.
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