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In most circles among adults, suggesting discipline is problematic because it feels like that word is reserved for kids. Yes, there is one kind of discipline that is reserved for kids. But the kind of discipline that you need to attain the kind of success you are thinking of is very different than the picture that emerges at the invocation of the word.
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When it comes to your self-control, things take an interesting turn. According to the same researchers, the more you control yourself, the easier controlling yourself becomes. For instance, you have heard the notion that “starting is always the hardest thing to do.” Well, as it turns out, this notion has some rooting in self-control. Take the example of waking up earlier than usual to work out before going to work.
At first, you will need to “will yourself” to do it, which means you will use a ton of willpower. Since your willpower is at its highest in the mornings, even though at first, you’ll struggle with getting out of bed, when you actually do it for the first time, you’ll feel incredibly powerful and capable and waking up early the next morning will be easier than the day before it. If you continue “willing” yourself to wake up early each morning, you will get to a point where doing so becomes habitual. At that point, you’ll not need willpower to wake up early or exercise.
As you can see, this has a very simple implication: unlike willpower that diminishes with each individual use, self-control gets stronger with each use. For instance, if you say no to that desert long enough, the strong urge to eat the desert will diminish greatly. Therein lies the secret to self-control and achieving anything you want in life: Practice self-control at every chance you get
