One of the greatest philosophers in history was Aristotle, the life of this great philosopher was full of challenges and victories. But the more I read about this philosopher and others, the more I realize that his greatest victory was won over him, thanks to self-discipline, an essential part of leadership. Self-discipline means taking control of everything you do, and entrepreneurs like you and me are in control of our lives and make decisions that help us improve our productivity and lead us to success.
Self-discipline is a process and as such it must be developed, we are going to start with ourselves, so let's practice understanding, since that way we can begin our own conquest. One of the reasons for falling into failure are internal reasons, so you should stop putting obstacles on your way to success. And very important "you must start immediately" Remember that what you want to do tomorrow, you are getting to do now.
This is a small plan that I want to share with you and that I know will serve you well, as it did with myself. List the five areas of your life where you lack discipline. Put in order of priority to start working on them.
- Work one area at a time use every available resource to help you conquer your goals. Take 5-10 minutes a day to begin your focus on developing self-control. Evaluate your progress. Give it a period of no less than 60 days before dedicate yourself to another area. Celebrate every time you conquer success.
Next step begins the reorganization of your life, you will see your true purpose in life that is to grow, you will be more focused and you will have your goals clearly. This is called building your future. Learn how to manage your time so that you get more, and to start it is simple: work one project at a time, work your temperament, make time for unforeseen events, organize your workspace and focus on the results.
Next step begins the reorganization of your life, you will see your true purpose in life that is to grow, you will be more focused and you will have your goals clearly. This is called building your future. Learn how to manage your time so that you get more, and to start it is simple: work one project at a time, work your temperament, make time for unforeseen events, organize your workspace and focus on the results.
