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Jay Shaw argues that self-discipline starts with changing your self-image first. When you see yourself as someone who can handle challenges, discipline and focus follow naturally, making success easier to achieve.
Jay Shaw argues that self-discipline starts with changing your self-image first. When you see yourself as someone who can handle challenges, discipline and focus follow naturally, making success easier to achieve.
thinking. When you start trying to discipline other people thinking, oh man, it's an uphill battle. Think about how hard it is to influence you from inside of you. You think you're going to influence somebody else from outside of them? No, they'll believe it when they see it. So your job is to discipline your thinking to become the type of person that you need to become so you can feel how you need to feel so you can do what you need to do so you can have what you want to have. So I don't want you working on the doing, I want you working on becoming. Step 1 is you becoming the type of person that could pass that test with ease. Now, as your self-image catches up to that, man, you gonna find that the retention, that the focus, that the discipline and everything else necessary to fill— to close the gap will show up.
