Things You'll Need:
- Focus
- Consistency
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Step 1
Writing things down is the first step.Write down the many things in life that you would like to fix or change. This is the first step in identifying what you need to work on.
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Step 2
Talk to others for their ideas and opinions.Ask others for their opinion on what they see you might be able to do better at or more of. Others often notice things we do not think about.
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Step 3
Seriously consider your motivations.Question the motivations behind why you are suddenly thinking more about your need to be more self-disciplined. If your reasoning behind this is not strong enough, you may find that you take the steps to be more self-disciplined today and forget about it tomorrow.
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Step 4
Create new habits for yourself by daily repeating specific actions at specific times.
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Step 5
Write a to do list for your day when you first wake up and immediately thereafter, take the first action you have listed.
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Step 6
Review your to do list prior to retiring for the evening. Have you accomplished everything on your list? If not, make a new list for what is left to review upon awakening.
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Step 7
Exercise your body and mind a little bit differently every day. If you slowly and deliberately start to make changes in your life, you will suddenly find you are reaping the benefits from your increase in daily self-discipline.
















Comments
jonathands said
on 4/24/2009 This is a really good article! 5*, rec'd, and fav'd! :D
FrazzledNanny said
on 4/24/2009 Well written and great details. Thanks for the article on becoming more self-disciplined. Very helpful. 5*
jamaclassics said
on 4/24/2009 I agree with most of this....I wouldn't ask my husband what I should change about me though; he'd still be answering a week later and only be halfway through his list of things to change.
roseanne09 said
on 4/24/2009 Great article on how to become more self-disciplined!! 5Stars
jerryb1 said
on 4/24/2009 How to Become More Self-Disciplined is a perfect argument in support of realizing that you MUST be the deciding factor in any hope of changing yourself. Short of becoming a Marine, that is.