I started reading Robert's books when I was about 18 years old. Now I'm 31 and I have read hundreds of books but some of the best and most useful have been his. Nobody has given me the same level of insight into how people really behave.
@@karatjuicepodcast I subbed to your channel. At a glance, your context looks right up my alley. Thanks for your work and I look forward to checking it out.
I think discipline can fix all. Can fix your life and your mind. Gives you mental security that can decrease considerably your anxiety and your concerns, because you become competent. It is also the way to achieve your dreams, in other words, discipline is the key. Blessings to all!
People these days just use words without knowing what it means. 'Discipline' is training someone to do something and punishing them if they disobey. The same with 'success', people think a successful person is a person with money, but the truth is that anyone who achieves any goal they set for themselves is successful. Success isn't about money, it's about accomplishing a goal.
Words have more than one meaning my man. What you gave is one meaning of discipline, but another meaning is this: "to train oneself to do something in a controlled and habitual way."
Every definition, to be precise, needs to be contextually defined. Yes, we love to use words flippantly without contextualising them, and then confusion and misinterpretation sets in.... Alas, this is not a permanent part of the English (or any) language. Tis' but a flaw, we can circumvent by providing clear examples, stories, specicifity and concreteness to when we describe a word or concept with many potential interactions..... Doing so can be a tool to guide our audiences into them receiving the meaning of our message exactly as we intended.
I have never been more resilient because of access to your wisdom. My parents, teachers, colleagues and nobody showed me reality and how to face it with patience, knowledge, ethic and calmness. My spiritual teachers are great but their way of imparting wisdoms does not click with me as naturally as yours. Thank you for being here.
I love this! For a long time, I viewed the internet as a source of entertainment or distraction. Most people do their banking and pay bills with it. They maintain their lives with various applications. But mostly? Entertainment. Curiosities. Of late, I've been very careful to monitor what I ingest mentally and emotionally on here. I'm getting more picky about who I will give my time to and what I will allow into my head. Just like in real life, I want to spend time with people who are going the same direction I am. And you are one of those people. I have read a couple of your books and will read more. Mostly because, you keep me on track. You remind me where we're going. What it takes to get there. And don't give up, that there are people running alongside me. They just happen to be on a screen and not here. But they're real. Thank you Robert. Thanks for being one of my buddies. God bless.
These are incredible. You are so comforting in the way you present and speak. Your books have changed my life. You'll never know me, but I am forever thankful.
From bottom of my heart i thank you. Your inspirational books have chnaged my life. the way i llok at my life , attitude towards life, mindset. Thank you so much. God bless you!
I don't feel that there are many life advisors with new exciting content about being disciplined in your life, rather its all same old, same old, old flavour advice, boring that doesn't work. Rather your content is edgy, researched, new and exciting. You're leading the pack. Love it, gobbling it up.
I like the concept of Mastery that Mr. Greene often talks about and this video reminds me of that approach when it comes to fulfilling our life's task. For instance, if you are practicing discipline and being consistent. You will eventually take pride in the process and not be deterred by the mundane tasks that you have to do to become more competent in whatever skill or endeavor you are working towards. Delayed gratification is a gift to us and should not be considered a negative thing at all. It actually makes it that much sweeter when you win. Thank for sharing the message sir. Take Care, KJP
@@RobertGreeneOfficial I've read 48 Laws of Power... but I have not read 'Mastery' yet. That will be the next one that I pick up. I was introduced to the concept from watching your videos where you break down Mastery in depth and also during some podcast interviews I've heard you on. That approach of focusing on building up skills and trusting the process over time has resonated with me profoundly. It's one of my favorite topics that you talk about because I think it is needed in today's culture more than ever. Especially when there are so many people who are inpatient and talk about quick tips and how to 'GET RESULTS FAST' type of concepts which quite frankly seem dull and empty the majority of the time. Anytime that I see you talking about Mastery.. my ears perk up and I soak up the lessons. Thank you so much sharing this content, it is very valuable to anyone whose attempting to become mentally adept and conscious of their purpose here in this life. Thoughtfully, KJP
Robert hit the nail on the head! I have disciplined myself to rebuild my credit and I now associate so much pleasure to this activity that I actually look forward to making my credit card payments every month🤩👍! I even play a game with myself to see if I'm going to pay double the minimum payment amount or triple the minimum payment amount💪👊! I allow the consumer in me to suffer more and more just to free up more income to allocate to my credit card payments💯✊!
You're undervaluing yourself. Things like "deserving" and "undeserving" are just perceptions. They don't exist. So for your own mental health. You deserve it. We all deserve it.
Yeah I was one of those people that never had that experience as kid where discipline paid off. I was never good at sports or music or anything having to do with school or academics. I would love to know what that feeling is like of actually benefiting from the discipline and putting in the work and reaping the rewards.
The part about writing every day got to me. I'm struggling to become a good copywriter at the moment and this is as BORING as f... but it will be worth it!
Jadi ingat pengalaman waktu kecil dulu pernah dipaksa ikut beladiri karate padahal gak sama sekali punya minat disitu bahkan cenderung takut. Jadi saya jalanin aja latihan demi latihan. Terus ada sistem kenaikan sabuk, jadi meskipun tiap hari latihan berat. Tetap ada kenaikan sabuk yang ditunggu karena semangat banget buat dapetinnya. Mungkin inid bisa dililang salah satu "Reward" yang dimaksud ya. Haha
I believe it's more about self-discipline and motivating yourself to reach some greater goal. Some small sacrifice you make, a nuisance, something you're not naturally comfortable with, but there's a greater reward that will eventually compensate for your effort. But let's think of living in dictatorship, gulag, prison etc. You might not even be alive without discipline, mostly imposed by your tyrants (willingly carried out and accomplished by your own goose steps).
Thanks Robert. Honestly thought discipline was David Goggins & Jocko Willink - just using raw drive and grit to push past the odds. While that may help for a period, it's ultimately unsustainable.... Something needs to keep our fires lit, and the fire don't light itself. So integrating rewards with discipline and finding activities (in my case, for my own business) is critical me feeling great, sustaining my work and my customers will feel all the good feelings I feel when I produce it.... Quite to the contrary of disciplining through no rewards permanently.
Just recently started to read "The 48 Laws of power" Can't describe in words how much it's helping me, Thank you so much Robert for give us some Amazing books.
Gamification of daily disciplines is something I recently started and it's helped my productivity improve by 3X so far! It's even more effected when my girlfriend and I have weekly competitions! 🚀
@@chronos5457 id assume it entails creating things to reward "leveling up", thinking of yourself as a character with a skill tree. For me, games were my main hobby in high school, and to transition into actually meaningful work and real discipline, it helps me a lot to think of everything like life was a video game. One other benefit that can come from this is the "if x, then y" nature of a game. When your thinking is like this, you can take out a lot of the emotional clouding of your judgement. Because, when you're playing a game you don't get insecure or anxious. You just try and try, until you beat the level. Anyway, that's how I understand gamifying your life.
@@chronos5457 Honestly a bit tough to describe via text, but I will try my best. Wish I could attach a screenshot lol. It was a project I started about 5 years ago and revisited/improved sportatically over the years when I had a boost of motivation. But then about 8 weeks ago, I got serious and decided to try and develop sustained habits. This was also around the time I started content creating for my channel (290 videos created since March 19 2023... 101 of which are scheduled with the last scheduled for June 27). Exciting stuff... But anyways. I created a google sheet that focused on 5 areas of my life that I wanted to improve on or create positive habits in. My current "Areas" are: Health, Work (Job), Finance, NextGenMillen (Passion & Legacy [Long-Term]), and Personal Development. Within each of these 5 categories or areas, I'd have Daily and Weekly Disciplines/Tasks that I would assign points to. The daily would be simple-ish things I could do consistently each day (scheduled into daily routine) and the weekly would be things I would spend time doing a few days a week or whenever I had idle time. For the daily tasks/disciplines I would monitor and award points throughout the day. (This also helped a lot with the tasks/disciplines I forgot to schedule in my calendar). For the weekly tasks/disciplines, I would keep a running tally (for daily effort) and add the points to my Sunday totals. For example: A few of my Daily Health category disciples/tasks are: [Pushups to failure (variety/day) AND (Ab exercise) within 1 hour of waking], [Cold Shower (min 2min) - Visualize success] and [No Candy or Chocolate or Treats or sugary beverages]. One of my Weekly NextGenMillen disciples is: [Schedule Cross Post from YT to LinkedIn + Twitter] My current number of daily & weekly tasks/disciplines are: Health- [Daily =8 | Weekly =0] Work- [Daily =4 | Weekly =3] Finance- [Daily =0 | Weekly =6] NextGenMillen- [Daily =3 | Weekly =7] Personal Development- [Daily =7 | Weekly =0] I adjust the daily and weekly tasks each Sunday in relation to my priorities and schedule. I also set up a graph/chart 3 weeks ago so I can gauge my progress. It's piles of fun doing it by yourself to challenge what's really possible. I mean, who doesn't love getting a new high score? :) But the stakes are higher when you are doing it with someone in the sense of a friendly competition. Social accountability works wonders in the world of productivity and discipline. Once I hit 1k followers on TikTok I want to create a shareable version of the sheet and create a growth oriented community so we can push each other to become better. But only at 658 as of now. The reason for the 1k is so that I can add a link in my bio to the sheet and so that I can do Live Streams to walk those interested, through the process. :) PS. [To be honest, I had opened this comment up in my notification icon, and most of this written out in more detail. But I accidentally clicked out of the notification window and had to start over so I apologize if there's a lack in clarity. Didn't think I'd be spending 53 mins a comment response... BUT if it helps, it's worth it.]
@@jack-fm3lb Yes! The anxiety and judgement dissipates when you treat your disciplines like beating a level! I noticed this in the first few weeks of restarting my project! And the graph over the weeks can be your "XP" increasing as you get better at staying consistent with completing the tasks! :)
Key Points: 🔑: 💡 Discipline must have an element of fun - consistency in your work must be rewarded. 🧠 The human brain works on the principle of pleasure and pain - we're drawn to what's pleasurable and away from what's painful. 😫 If discipline and consistency are only associated with pain and boredom, then it will be difficult to maintain these habits in the long term. 🎁 The key is to find direct and pleasurable rewards in disciplined efforts. 👶 As a child, you may have learned a sport, a musical instrument or a game like chess. It may have been boring at first, but as you persevered, you eventually experienced the pleasure of mastery and progress. 📚 For example, if you write every day to write a book, it may be boring at first, but imagine the sense of accomplishment after several months. 🎣 You can become addicted to these rewards, to the point where immediate pleasures no longer have the same effect on you. 🎯 You need to think as you try to discipline yourself about what the reward will be. Visualize and feel the sense of having acquired a skill, of having started a business, of having felt pride. 🚧 If the work is too boring and tedious, it will be difficult to get past this point and stay disciplined. 🥇 In short, the key to maintaining discipline is to find pleasure in the process and anticipate the reward for your efforts.
I have adhd It's challenging to stay interested in anything unless I love it and I love few things One thing I love is my instrument I practice every day
Sirnewtzz@ U are right about success but not disciplane.. thats partial aspect of it, u are in army school u got to run 5 miles a day thats disciple imposed by external source but there is self imposed, internal disciplne too that i got to run 2 km daily or i got abstain myself from a particular food craving regularly or i got to study or meditate for 1 hour daily...self imposed disciplane is much more greater than from external source, as one is training themselves at there own will .
Short and sweet you always hitting the nail I’ve been trying to get my license done for insurance but there is no reward I feel and it makes sense that I haven’t done it
I am a teenager I don't have discipline in my life, I think probably because of the masssive amounts of time I spend on social media. This thing is dangerous. I imagine getting rid of this and being a disciplined person one day.
@LMNM800 Simply put, these are the "white" Jewish peoples. Regarding the other groups you have mentioned, I do not know enough to comment upon. I stated Ashkenazi because they "appear" to be the smartest, as well as the most successful people here in the US at least. But I could honestly say the same thing regarding Shia' Muslims, and this is simply because of the brain gain we have here in the US. The Islamic Revolution has been a boon to the US, economically speaking!
There are two types of people (i) Born poor - sacrifice - disciplined -controled life - success - died (ii)born silver spoon - enjoy - enjoy - died My question is why this two difference. If live is only one time some are so lucky. Some poor fellows don't have chance to dream they even don't know what is life ,a labour born in poor family he is work more than 10 hours can't even get enough wage. But some people born in billions they actually don't know how poors life is. What you get from discipline i mean life is only one time. Pushing yourself to what ? Why ? . If you love some thing no need yo push.
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Whenever he speaks I listen, whatever he writes I read.
I appreciate your support.
When someone is speaking and sharing sage wisdom.. those who listen carefully can't help but to soak up the lessons like a sponge.
I started reading Robert's books when I was about 18 years old. Now I'm 31 and I have read hundreds of books but some of the best and most useful have been his. Nobody has given me the same level of insight into how people really behave.
What were some of the best you’ve ever read?
@@lightning1909 about to ask the same thing, which of his book first should i read?
48 riles of p***r
Me too
@@zackmm9135 i would go mastery tbh, it tells you about your career path. most important
Discipline equals freedom.
Freedom is a reward!
I like that motto... freedom of mine is what we are all striving for, even if we don't know it yet.
@@karatjuicepodcast I subbed to your channel. At a glance, your context looks right up my alley. Thanks for your work and I look forward to checking it out.
@@wlmbnz7575 Thanks for the sub, I appreciate that... Take Care
🙌🏽🙌🏽
Thank you, Robert, for entering my life. My ability to perceive the world has become much easier.
I think discipline can fix all. Can fix your life and your mind. Gives you mental security that can decrease considerably your anxiety and your concerns, because you become competent. It is also the way to achieve your dreams, in other words, discipline is the key. Blessings to all!
People these days just use words without knowing what it means. 'Discipline' is training someone to do something and punishing them if they disobey. The same with 'success', people think a successful person is a person with money, but the truth is that anyone who achieves any goal they set for themselves is successful. Success isn't about money, it's about accomplishing a goal.
thank you for this clarity.
Words have more than one meaning my man. What you gave is one meaning of discipline, but another meaning is this: "to train oneself to do something in a controlled and habitual way."
You successfully described both of these terms 🎉
@@kelvinrojas215 yes but the way you use the word no longer appears in most workplaces and the other one seems to have taken over.
Every definition, to be precise, needs to be contextually defined. Yes, we love to use words flippantly without contextualising them, and then confusion and misinterpretation sets in....
Alas, this is not a permanent part of the English (or any) language. Tis' but a flaw, we can circumvent by providing clear examples, stories, specicifity and concreteness to when we describe a word or concept with many potential interactions.....
Doing so can be a tool to guide our audiences into them receiving the meaning of our message exactly as we intended.
I have never been more resilient because of access to your wisdom. My parents, teachers, colleagues and nobody showed me reality and how to face it with patience, knowledge, ethic and calmness. My spiritual teachers are great but their way of imparting wisdoms does not click with me as naturally as yours. Thank you for being here.
Just like you said, I also have thoughts and would love to listen to his sharing. He's really great, isn't he?
I love this! For a long time, I viewed the internet as a source of entertainment or distraction. Most people do their banking and pay bills with it. They maintain their lives with various applications. But mostly? Entertainment. Curiosities. Of late, I've been very careful to monitor what I ingest mentally and emotionally on here. I'm getting more picky about who I will give my time to and what I will allow into my head. Just like in real life, I want to spend time with people who are going the same direction I am. And you are one of those people. I have read a couple of your books and will read more. Mostly because, you keep me on track. You remind me where we're going. What it takes to get there. And don't give up, that there are people running alongside me. They just happen to be on a screen and not here. But they're real. Thank you Robert. Thanks for being one of my buddies. God bless.
Don’t give up unless I want to ❤
I think the reward for me is that feeling of control of my life and the trust that I am growing in myself.
Self-discipline is a set of skills that makes me want to wake up and get up to work for what I want ❤
That's called motivation not discipline. Discipline is doing something you never wanna do/dont wanna do but you have to or your life is fucked.
Discipline comes in when motivation runs out
super comment but u using it atleast or just omg i write nice comment lmao
These are incredible. You are so comforting in the way you present and speak. Your books have changed my life. You'll never know me, but I am forever thankful.
Thank you Robert. This advice meant A LOT. God bless you
Thank you.
From bottom of my heart i thank you. Your inspirational books have chnaged my life. the way i llok at my life , attitude towards life, mindset. Thank you so much. God bless you!
I don't feel that there are many life advisors with new exciting content about being disciplined in your life, rather its all same old, same old, old flavour advice, boring that doesn't work. Rather your content is edgy, researched, new and exciting. You're leading the pack. Love it, gobbling it up.
Please do this talk for longer. I’m still watching your videos to see if there are more messages on this line. Thank you!
I like the concept of Mastery that Mr. Greene often talks about and this video reminds me of that approach when it comes to fulfilling our life's task. For instance, if you are practicing discipline and being consistent. You will eventually take pride in the process and not be deterred by the mundane tasks that you have to do to become more competent in whatever skill or endeavor you are working towards.
Delayed gratification is a gift to us and should not be considered a negative thing at all. It actually makes it that much sweeter when you win.
Thank for sharing the message sir.
Take Care,
KJP
Thank you! Have you read my book “Mastery”?
@@RobertGreeneOfficial I've read 48 Laws of Power... but I have not read 'Mastery' yet. That will be the next one that I pick up.
I was introduced to the concept from watching your videos where you break down Mastery in depth and also during some podcast interviews I've heard you on. That approach of focusing on building up skills and trusting the process over time has resonated with me profoundly. It's one of my favorite topics that you talk about because I think it is needed in today's culture more than ever. Especially when there are so many people who are inpatient and talk about quick tips and how to 'GET RESULTS FAST' type of concepts which quite frankly seem dull and empty the majority of the time. Anytime that I see you talking about Mastery.. my ears perk up and I soak up the lessons.
Thank you so much sharing this content, it is very valuable to anyone whose attempting to become mentally adept and conscious of their purpose here in this life.
Thoughtfully,
KJP
Thank you Robert. Your works continue to inspire me to be better each day. God bless you.
Self-discipline is the art of doing something passionately, specifically when you don’t want to do it.
I really enjoy listening to your comments. It's truly amazing and you are truly the most inspiring person I have ever met.
Showing real values
And proving your worth and staying true with the values of democracy
To get more discipline......we have to change our view of discipline. Thank you!!
His explanation really makes sense. Very well explained.
There’s a multiple rewards for every discipline.
Robert hit the nail on the head! I have disciplined myself to rebuild my credit and I now associate so much pleasure to this activity that I actually look forward to making my credit card payments every month🤩👍! I even play a game with myself to see if I'm going to pay double the minimum payment amount or triple the minimum payment amount💪👊! I allow the consumer in me to suffer more and more just to free up more income to allocate to my credit card payments💯✊!
God please bless this man! Amazing wisdom.
Visualizing myself as a solopreneur/creator preneur 🙏🏻 thank-you
discipline is the mother of order
The master I always needed but never deserved.
Why do you say that?
You're undervaluing yourself. Things like "deserving" and "undeserving" are just perceptions. They don't exist. So for your own mental health. You deserve it. We all deserve it.
@@zenostrixster needed this, thanks
@@zenostrixster exactly
I am so glad I found you through Ryan Holiday. I just purchases the 48 Laws and look forward to learning as much as I can from you
Yeah I was one of those people that never had that experience as kid where discipline paid off. I was never good at sports or music or anything having to do with school or academics. I would love to know what that feeling is like of actually benefiting from the discipline and putting in the work and reaping the rewards.
You are amazing sir, says everything with so much humbleness and patience.
Thank you. You are a true blessing.
I needed this advice this morning. The reward .
Great message - Atomic Habits book says "fall in love with boredom" which I found very powerful! !
Practicing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you
May God bless you sir
The part about writing every day got to me.
I'm struggling to become a good copywriter at the moment
and this is as BORING as f... but it will be worth it!
Great wise words! Helped a lot! Thank you!!
Yes sir I Agree 🤓 Learning about how to rebrand and actually socialize !!! ❤ Trying not to procrastinate.
Thanks sir, it's helpful.
Discipline is the key to achieve what you deserve in ur life! and make ur life meaningful in the process.
Great video Robert!
48 laws of power one of my top 3 books for anyone
What a master. Great video thanks
Thank you for watching.
Jadi ingat pengalaman waktu kecil dulu pernah dipaksa ikut beladiri karate padahal gak sama sekali punya minat disitu bahkan cenderung takut. Jadi saya jalanin aja latihan demi latihan. Terus ada sistem kenaikan sabuk, jadi meskipun tiap hari latihan berat. Tetap ada kenaikan sabuk yang ditunggu karena semangat banget buat dapetinnya. Mungkin inid bisa dililang salah satu "Reward" yang dimaksud ya. Haha
make it fun & celebrate the win(end result/achievement), is the key to discipline.
It has to be worth the effort for each person individually. I agree.
Thank you Robert. Could you do a video based on bouncing back from a humiliating reputation
power of discipline
Discipline is freedom
I believe it's more about self-discipline and motivating yourself to reach some greater goal. Some small sacrifice you make, a nuisance, something you're not naturally comfortable with, but there's a greater reward that will eventually compensate for your effort. But let's think of living in dictatorship, gulag, prison etc. You might not even be alive without discipline, mostly imposed by your tyrants (willingly carried out and accomplished by your own goose steps).
such an amazing explanation , thank you sir
Gamification is the future of personal development
Another Gem from Mr. Green 💎 extremely grateful for you sir 🙏😇 Excelsior 🚀💯
#Discipline #life #advice
Awesome awesome awesome video!❤❤❤ Thank you Robert, it really makes sense when I am reflecting what you saying.
Thank you for watching.
Thanks Robert. Honestly thought discipline was David Goggins & Jocko Willink - just using raw drive and grit to push past the odds. While that may help for a period, it's ultimately unsustainable....
Something needs to keep our fires lit, and the fire don't light itself. So integrating rewards with discipline and finding activities (in my case, for my own business) is critical me feeling great, sustaining my work and my customers will feel all the good feelings I feel when I produce it....
Quite to the contrary of disciplining through no rewards permanently.
Just recently started to read "The 48 Laws of power" Can't describe in words how much it's helping me, Thank you so much Robert for give us some Amazing books.
Awesome message, thank you.
Thanks Robert I've really learnt alot ❤
Gamification of daily disciplines is something I recently started and it's helped my productivity improve by 3X so far! It's even more effected when my girlfriend and I have weekly competitions! 🚀
How does gamification of daily disciplines work? This is the first time I hear about it
@@chronos5457 id assume it entails creating things to reward "leveling up", thinking of yourself as a character with a skill tree. For me, games were my main hobby in high school, and to transition into actually meaningful work and real discipline, it helps me a lot to think of everything like life was a video game. One other benefit that can come from this is the "if x, then y" nature of a game. When your thinking is like this, you can take out a lot of the emotional clouding of your judgement. Because, when you're playing a game you don't get insecure or anxious. You just try and try, until you beat the level. Anyway, that's how I understand gamifying your life.
@@jack-fm3lb Fascinating.
@@chronos5457 Honestly a bit tough to describe via text, but I will try my best. Wish I could attach a screenshot lol.
It was a project I started about 5 years ago and revisited/improved sportatically over the years when I had a boost of motivation. But then about 8 weeks ago, I got serious and decided to try and develop sustained habits. This was also around the time I started content creating for my channel (290 videos created since March 19 2023... 101 of which are scheduled with the last scheduled for June 27).
Exciting stuff... But anyways.
I created a google sheet that focused on 5 areas of my life that I wanted to improve on or create positive habits in. My current "Areas" are: Health, Work (Job), Finance, NextGenMillen (Passion & Legacy [Long-Term]), and Personal Development.
Within each of these 5 categories or areas, I'd have Daily and Weekly Disciplines/Tasks that I would assign points to. The daily would be simple-ish things I could do consistently each day (scheduled into daily routine) and the weekly would be things I would spend time doing a few days a week or whenever I had idle time.
For the daily tasks/disciplines I would monitor and award points throughout the day. (This also helped a lot with the tasks/disciplines I forgot to schedule in my calendar).
For the weekly tasks/disciplines, I would keep a running tally (for daily effort) and add the points to my Sunday totals.
For example:
A few of my Daily Health category disciples/tasks are: [Pushups to failure (variety/day) AND (Ab exercise) within 1 hour of waking], [Cold Shower (min 2min) - Visualize success] and [No Candy or Chocolate or Treats or sugary beverages].
One of my Weekly NextGenMillen disciples is: [Schedule Cross Post from YT to LinkedIn + Twitter]
My current number of daily & weekly tasks/disciplines are:
Health- [Daily =8 | Weekly =0]
Work- [Daily =4 | Weekly =3]
Finance- [Daily =0 | Weekly =6]
NextGenMillen- [Daily =3 | Weekly =7]
Personal Development- [Daily =7 | Weekly =0]
I adjust the daily and weekly tasks each Sunday in relation to my priorities and schedule.
I also set up a graph/chart 3 weeks ago so I can gauge my progress.
It's piles of fun doing it by yourself to challenge what's really possible. I mean, who doesn't love getting a new high score? :)
But the stakes are higher when you are doing it with someone in the sense of a friendly competition. Social accountability works wonders in the world of productivity and discipline.
Once I hit 1k followers on TikTok I want to create a shareable version of the sheet and create a growth oriented community so we can push each other to become better. But only at 658 as of now. The reason for the 1k is so that I can add a link in my bio to the sheet and so that I can do Live Streams to walk those interested, through the process. :)
PS. [To be honest, I had opened this comment up in my notification icon, and most of this written out in more detail. But I accidentally clicked out of the notification window and had to start over so I apologize if there's a lack in clarity. Didn't think I'd be spending 53 mins a comment response... BUT if it helps, it's worth it.]
@@jack-fm3lb Yes! The anxiety and judgement dissipates when you treat your disciplines like beating a level! I noticed this in the first few weeks of restarting my project! And the graph over the weeks can be your "XP" increasing as you get better at staying consistent with completing the tasks! :)
So glad I subscribed
Laziness and lack of optimism of the mind brings destruction 💕
You are so refreshing !!
Key Points: 🔑:
💡 Discipline must have an element of fun - consistency in your work must be rewarded.
🧠 The human brain works on the principle of pleasure and pain - we're drawn to what's pleasurable and away from what's painful.
😫 If discipline and consistency are only associated with pain and boredom, then it will be difficult to maintain these habits in the long term.
🎁 The key is to find direct and pleasurable rewards in disciplined efforts.
👶 As a child, you may have learned a sport, a musical instrument or a game like chess. It may have been boring at first, but as you persevered, you eventually experienced the pleasure of mastery and progress.
📚 For example, if you write every day to write a book, it may be boring at first, but imagine the sense of accomplishment after several months.
🎣 You can become addicted to these rewards, to the point where immediate pleasures no longer have the same effect on you.
🎯 You need to think as you try to discipline yourself about what the reward will be. Visualize and feel the sense of having acquired a skill, of having started a business, of having felt pride.
🚧 If the work is too boring and tedious, it will be difficult to get past this point and stay disciplined.
🥇 In short, the key to maintaining discipline is to find pleasure in the process and anticipate the reward for your efforts.
Thanks bro!
I have adhd
It's challenging to stay interested in anything unless I love it and I love few things
One thing I love is my instrument
I practice every day
We all need spiritual awakening
Amazing🙏🏽
Thanks for listening.
Without motivation, discipline is impossible.
reward is a motivation lol
Ardent supporter, fervent spirit
I love this Man..❤
Thank you!!!🙏❤️
Nice video Robert!
Thank you Robert! 👏🙏🎁
Thank you! ❤
You are a smart guy
You are great Mr Greene
🎉❤thank you for the information. 2:22
Sirnewtzz@ U are right about success but not disciplane.. thats partial aspect of it, u are in army school u got to run 5 miles a day thats disciple imposed by external source but there is self imposed, internal disciplne too that i got to run 2 km daily or i got abstain myself from a particular food craving regularly or i got to study or meditate for 1 hour daily...self imposed disciplane is much more greater than from external source, as one is training themselves at there own will .
My mentor
Short and sweet you always hitting the nail I’ve been trying to get my license done for insurance but there is no reward I feel and it makes sense that I haven’t done it
"fortitudo disciplina perseverantia" bravery, discipline and perseverance quote from Napoleon in the 33 Strategies book chapter on morale 🌙
Thank you!
Chess was always fun for me 😟
Thanks Mr. Robert
Yup.
Excellent advice sir.
You are truly amazing u help me live through prison I wish we can meet I have so many questions ask
A musician here. I can tell you that the feeling of satisfaction never ever ever arrives.
¿Por qué a los jóvenes nos cuesta tanto desarrollar disciplina?
I am a teenager I don't have discipline in my life, I think probably because of the masssive amounts of time I spend on social media. This thing is dangerous. I imagine getting rid of this and being a disciplined person one day.
Incredible man ❤ what are your thoughts on AI?
absolutely 💯 i’m a fan !!!
thank you!
Thank you for watching.
I have always taken heed whenever one of God's Chosen people of Israel(Ashkenazi Jews at least) have spoken. They are undeniably brilliant.
Hahahahaha
@L Nur hi there
@LMNM800 Simply put, these are the "white" Jewish peoples. Regarding the other groups you have mentioned, I do not know enough to comment upon. I stated Ashkenazi because they "appear" to be the smartest, as well as the most successful people here in the US at least. But I could honestly say the same thing regarding Shia' Muslims, and this is simply because of the brain gain we have here in the US. The Islamic Revolution has been a boon to the US, economically speaking!
@LMNM800 Well put sir! I agree with everything you said.
Great teacher 🤓 How did you become so smart ???
more in depth information on this please
Go Robert!
Dios te cuide robert!
It's has just occurred to me that Mr Greene reminds me of Clint Eastwood.
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There are two types of people
(i) Born poor - sacrifice - disciplined -controled life - success - died
(ii)born silver spoon - enjoy - enjoy - died
My question is why this two difference. If live is only one time some are so lucky. Some poor fellows don't have chance to dream they even don't know what is life ,a labour born in poor family he is work more than 10 hours can't even get enough wage. But some people born in billions they actually don't know how poors life is. What you get from discipline i mean life is only one time. Pushing yourself to what ? Why ? . If you love some thing no need yo push.
I’m trying to teach myself SQL so I can work remotely as a data analyst. It’s so boring 😅