A short monologue (YouTube) by Rylee Meek emphasizing the role of daily discipline in making long-term progress toward goals. Uses everyday examples—New Year’s gym sign-ups and a conversation about financial goals—to argue you must focus on what you do today so you reach goals years from now.
There's a reason why we've talked about this, why gyms offer all these memberships at like a dollar a month at the beginning of the year, and everybody thinks that they're going to go. It's my New Year's resolution. They have plans for the whole year and then they don't get up to go the first morning. It starts with that first morning. Just, just set your discipline. And I actually just had a good conversation with my son in law this morning. He was just talking about some, some financial goals that had, and it just turned into a good conversation about daily disciplines. Whatever your goal is overall, I don't care if it's a financial goal, you know, a goal with your time, with God, whatever it is, whatever. It may take you 20 years to attain that goal. But what do you have to do today? So you're there 20 years from now.
