Lessons we’re not ready to learn
You know what you need to do. Deep down, you've known for a while. But knowing is not doing and...
You know what you need to do. Deep down, you've known for a while. But knowing is not doing and...
Your discipline isn't waiting on better conditions—it's waiting on better stories. So, let's tell a...
Every act of discipline—and every resistance to it—begins with a story. Not someone else's story....
Now that we’ve clarified discipline’s primary function (to drive or restrain action—to do or not do...
Most of our struggles with discipline are mental and emotional rather than practical. We know what...
Discipline services two primary functions:
People get persuaded by emotion, not reason. Logic does not move people. Logic does not change...