People are self-aware.

When many people talk about self-discipline, they will think of a 6-to-9 a.m. routine, gym & low fat.

We also often envy those who are able to control themselves. Yes, that's right, in fact, self-discipline is a process of self-control.

Don't brag or brag about it, and I used to be one of these people. I used to get up at five o'clock to exercise, I used to read early, and I used to feel that time was too hurried to complete my ambitions. Because it is the small things that I insist on, I also wonder from time to time whether I am right to insist on it. But because I insisted on every little thing, I finally won one competition award after another, and also laid the foundation for various subsequent recommendations. So, a lot of times, little things, you don't know when there's going to be a butterfly effect. But I did read a lot of books, memorized a lot of words, met a lot of people, traveled through history, and knew how to be calm in this kind of perseverance day after day.

Once, it was. I still remember.

But once this past is broken, it can never be brought back.

Some people get out of control, and inertia takes over.

I've struggled too, trying to motivate myself with punching in.

However, without a goal, perseverance will never last long. It is probably that after there is gain, people's mentality will change. I don't look down on what I already have, but I don't want to struggle to find something that I haven't gotten yet. I also comforted myself that the ordinary is precious.

Self-disciplined people will have contempt for those who are not self-disciplined. I don't know how others are, but when I am self-disciplined, I tend to look down on people who are slack, depraved, and waste time, but I also tend to be too stubborn in finding the meaning of doing things. Knowing that getting up at five o'clock might be too difficult for him, he pretended to be calm and stumbled up with the fuss.

You will be tired and sleepy, but you can see the newborn sunrise on the playground, and you will be touched by everything.

I have a clear mind, a superior memory, and the determination to do better than the average person.

But it's actually ridiculous.

It's been more than two years, and I'm still reminiscing about the past, but having a time of hard work that I will never forget is indeed something to be proud of. Now, what should be done is to regain this fullness and seriousness.

On the Internet, there are many people who search for "self-discipline" and join the punch-in. Those who retreated halfway were even more numerous.

The fast pace of modern times has become a common excuse for us.

Fast food, fast trains, flash marriages & flash divorces.

Overtime is shameful, when making up for classes, friends are also indispensable, so what is self-discipline? Actually, you can. It's just that it sounds too cruel to yourself, and society is dragging your legs and begging you to give up, and we will make up to ourselves that life is short, and we have fun in time.

But these are actually the most basic self-discipline. If you can't do this, why fight?

Many marketing accounts or some "senior" self-regulatory experts advertise this - when we can't support it, we need to say to ourselves, three more minutes. Maybe it's done. But, like most people, I didn't want to tire myself out for another three minutes. I began to indulge myself and let myself fall. began to avoid weight loss by not being in good health and not being able to exercise vigorously; I began to take advantage of the fact that there were too many things to dodge the reading task; When I started this, I was already losing.

Self-discipline can not be bitter, but the time that is not bitter will require more hard work in the future to make up for it. When talking to others, if I can still be regarded as a sage who talks eloquently, then I can only be regarded as gnawing at the old book. It is a gift from my past self to my current slack, a countdown hourglass, a sign that I will be stuck in it at any time, and I can't extricate myself.

Self-discipline in action is a cliché. Waking up early, working out, taking care of your skin, bringing all the little things, reading, being optimistic, breaking away, and so on, I won't repeat it.

Leaving three points for everything, and not talking too much, is the self-discipline of language.

Some people are mediocre in appearance, but they can make you feel like a spring breeze the moment they speak.

Some people have empty skin, and the moment they open their mouths, all your illusions are shattered.

As soon as you are excited, it is easy to talk nonsense, and maybe it is still the bottom line of the junior bystanders. A well-cultured person?

Silence.

The more books you read, the less you say, but the more you write. When I read more books, I don't want to fight and argue with others.