18 The behavior of highly disciplined people

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1. Wake up at the same time, no matter what time you sleep last night

He knows that the body needs more consistency than getting up late, because starting the day earlier doesn't mean doing more, but it's enough to start before someone else.

2. Always set the table before starting the work.

He didn't start doing anything on the messy table because he believed that the brain

It's only clear that when the space around it clears something as simple as setting a table, it's a system of ideas.

3. Do not wait for inspiration but act immediately

He knew inspiration came from time to time, but action had to.

There are every day. Disciplined people do not wait to feel like doing. Because they do even on days that do not want to.

4. Not even a small procrastination

He cleared the small things immediately, not the pile, because he knew that success was not due to big things, but to the continuous management of small things.

5. Plan every day, even if not following exactly

He believes that a good plan is a compass, not a bond. He writes down what he has to do every morning because it's better than walking all day without knowing where to go.

6. Disciplined exercise, even 10 minutes

He doesn't have to go to the gym every day, just push-ups, fast walks or stretches.

Still, because he knows that small things that are repeated every day are better.

Big intentions that never started.

7. Put the phone down when it's time to rest.

He knew that free time was recovery time, not just scrolling the screen, he chose to rest intently because a good break would keep the power going.

8. Do not use the word for a moment with important work.

He doesn't let apps, notifications, or laziness take away the importance of what he should do because he knows that five minutes of unawareness is an opportunity that will never be returned.

9. Review yourself each day.

He spends a little time asking himself what he did today, what he made a mistake, and writing it down so that tomorrow will be better, not just repeating the same thing.

10. Know to say no to unnecessary things.

He was so inconsiderate that he forgot his goal, he chose not to with something to get yes to something more important in the long run.

11. Use money consciously, not because of emotions.

They buy things because they are necessary, not because they are bored, stressed, or want to be soon, because they know that the money they have is future power, not just temporary satisfaction.

12. Place a mobile phone far from the bed before going to bed.

He doesn't risk a device stealing sleep time, because sleep controls the next day's brain, emotions, and life force.

13. Read books instead of plowing the feed before bed.

He gave time to invigorating things instead of scrolling through other people's lives because he knew that 10 pages a day could change lives in a year.

14. There is time for silence every day.

He mutes, turns off the screen, and listens to himself, because he knows that silence is not scary, but a place of creativity and healing.

15. Don't blame others for what happened to themselves.

He chooses to focus on what he controls because he blames others.

It only wastes power, but changing yourself is power.

Immediately tangible.

16. Sincerely sorry for making a mistake.

He doesn't find excuses or throw guilt, he accepts and apologizes, because he knows that discipline doesn't always mean being right, but that it is being brave to take responsibility.

17. Make the same thing better one day at a time.

He is not bored with repetition, because he knows that he is good at not doing things, but only doing things better than anyone else.

I can't.

18. Keep your promise to yourself more than you give to anyone.

He didn't say to start tomorrow and then keep scrolling. He made a statement.

His own is sacred because he believes that if we can cheat on our own words, no one can believe us either.

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