Discipline is not a product of habits. It’s the other way around. Habits are a product of discipline.
Discipline precedes habits. Habits may or may not form, but the discipline to choose and act is a never-ending requirement.
Choose —> Act —> Choose —> Act —> Choose —> Act.
Habits aren’t necessary. Decisions are necessary. Whether habits form is irrelevant. Action is required either way.
The desire for habits is rooted in the desire to lower or remove the effort it takes to make disciplined choices and follow through on them. Effortless discipline is the underlying desire behind chasing habits. And that’s simply not a worthy desire. Improvements in discipline must be effortful, not effortless.
That desire disappears once you know how to choose and act. You grow confident in making conscious and intentional choices at any time. You uncover the power to control the decisions that drive your daily behaviors and earn the experiences and outcomes you want most.
You don’t need better habits. You want conscious control of your mind, choices, and actions, not an unconscious routine that controls all that for you.
Learn to make better choices with stronger discipline without relying on habitual patterns to get you there. Excellence doesn’t happen on autopilot. It happens by disciplined choice.
The mountain of average chases habits. The exceptional chase discipline.
The time is now. Do the work.
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