How long has Siddharth Rajsekar been running his weekly calls without a break?

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Discipline Changes Everything #shorts

19 Oct 2025 · 1 min

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A short YouTube monologue by Siddharth Rajsekar arguing that discipline—specifically committing to what you say you'll do—drives consistent results. He gives the concrete example of running weekly calls without a break for over seven years, links commitment to spiritual values and family obligations, and notes trade-offs (temporary time away from family during building phases) while emphasizing return to family commitments.

Questions this video answers

Over seven years (every single week).

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So it all boils down to discipline, committing to what you say that you will do. Like, I've been doing my weekly calls every single week at this point when I'm recording this video. Over seven years, I've been doing our weekly calls and I've not given a break to those calls. And this requires a very different level of commitment. And I'm going to tell you this, I'm just a normal person like you. I had these issues of commitment in the beginning. And what helped me come through this is the spiritual values. Committing to my myself first. Committing to my family, my spouse, my kids. Committing to my parents. Committing to my spiritual master. Committing to my spiritual values. So when commitment starts at those levels, it will start to reflect in your business also. Yes, there will be times that where you can't spend much time with your family. Like when I'm recording videos, when I'm in the building mode, I tell my family I need to focus on this. But once I'm done with that, I go back and I commit myself to my family. So commitment is at all levels, because how you commit in one area will reflect in other areas. Are you committed to your spouse?