Did you know that there is only "1", I mean ONE :
-Diet plan that works
-Exercise regime that works
-Financial management plan that works...
Wanna know which one it is ?
🔊 THE ONE THAT YOU STICK WITH!!!
On our quest to success, we often find ourselves learning and unlearning things, trying a few different techniques or methods that have the potential to bring us closer to our goals, and we often forget the power of something very simple , yet hard to adopt and commit to: DISCIPLINE.
As I reviewed my goals and targets for this year, which I do in 12 weeks blocks (ask me about it in DM if interested in the reason why), I realized that I would get to my results much faster if I was DISCIPLINED. So I came up with this simple definition of discipline for myself and my team GM Anchor Group & Le Rein Dialysis Services.
Discipline is: "Doing the things that you have to do, ESPECIALLY when you don't feel like doing them".
We now have it written in bold on the white boards in our offices, and no one is allowed to erase it, it is a line that is regular attendee of our weekly Monday strategy meetings, and it is something that has helped us grow tremendously over the past few months. Every time I catch myself looking for valid excuses not to do what I have to do, I now remind myself of this definition of discipline and quickly get myself back on track.
Have you made a promise to yourself to do something consistently this season?
If not, I invite you to make one commitment to yourself. And if yes, remember that you will have to do it consistently, especially when you don't feel like doing it.
If this message resonates with you and you are comfortable doing so, I invite you to use the comment section to re-iterated your discipline commitment to yourself as I do the same. If you wish to do so, feel free to share your insight or opinion on how to stay disciplined and consistent, or share this with a friend, a colleague or a team member who may benefit from this simple, yet powerful reminder.
Let's win together as we commit to being disciplined.