What do you want to accomplish?

Every parent knows the joy and sorrow of watching their kids grow up. In every exciting transition for our kids, there is a hint of heartache. Sometimes more than a hint. It's a real sense of loss. We are so proud of who and what our kids are becoming while also a little crushed that they'll never...

Today I want you to fill in the blank. I offer a simple thought paired with a simple exercise for you.

You are on a path to opportunity of your choosing.

Strengths and styles come in all shapes and sizes.

Be deliberate in your education,and aggressive in your application.

The word discipline comes from the Latin word for pupil or student. We know that word today as disciple: someone who follows a system, a code of conduct, or another person for the purpose of learning.

The fourth fundamental of discipline is effort.

When you lean into the power of your choices and point them at your highest priority objectives, the next fundamental of discipline is your standards.

The first fundamental of discipline we covered yesterday is choice. That's where discipline lives or dies. According to estimates, a typical person makes 35,000 choices every day. That's a lot of opportunity to transform anything, one decision, one day at a time.