Discipline Is Destiny: A NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER

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According to the ancients, charioteers were the ultimate model of temperance. A charioteer had to do many things simultaneously to win a race: Make their horses run as fast as possible while keeping them under control. Stay mentally focused while firmly gripping the reins. Steer around bumpy hairpin turns without crashing. Remain calm in the face of danger – and often death. All while a raucous crowd cheered and jeered. He talks about the importance of focus, giving the example of someone who couldn’t focus on conversations because they were too focused on something else - clearly this is not focus! He talks of ‘managing the load’ (ie to rest so that you can work when it counts) after giving a chapter talking about Gehring who didn’t rest and worked with broken bones and seemed to praise this absolutely insane desire for winning and disregard for the long term effects….just one contradiction in a book of many. You might be thinking, Hell, no. Not for me. Self-discipline? More like self-deprivation! Maybe you celebrate or even envy people who take the easy path. You might think they’re having more fun or getting ahead faster. But look more closely, and you’ll realize that all that glitters isn’t gold. Take greed, for instance. It means you’re always on the prowl for more – and so never really enjoy everything you currently have. And not realizing your full potential? That’s a state which breeds pain, misery, and self-loathing. Do the hard things first. The poet and pacifist William Stafford put forth a daily rule: “Do the hard things first.” Don’t wait. Don’t tell yourself you’ll warm up to it. Don’t tell yourself you’ll get this other stuff out of the way and then…No. Do it now. Do it first. Get it over with.

All that to say that I can’t more highly recommend this book and the practice of personal discipline to anyone seeking to make the very most of their life. Discipline Is Destiny, Lives of the Stoics 2 Books Collection Set By Ryan Holiday with Gift Journal by Ryan Holiday – eBook Details Un inspirador tributo al poder y la promesa de la autodisciplina; este es el segundo libro de la serie «Las 4 virtudes estoicas»-Ryan Holiday, autor superventas de The New York Times.busy हों, या आपको ऐसा करने की ज़रूरत न लगे, फिर भी ऐसा करे, आप शुरुआत एक छोटे से तरीके से कर सकते है। शुरुआत करने के लिए सुबह 10 मिनट की jogging के लिए जाएं। अगर आप कोई किताब लिख रहे हैं, तो उसका सिर्फ एक sentence लिखें। एक बार जब आप लगातार काम करने लगते हैं, तो आप अक्सर पाएंगे कि कुछ समय बाद आप ज्यादा speed के साथ, उस काम को पूरा कर सकते हैं। disciplined रहने के तरीके के बारे में जाना। Physical, mental और spiritual रूप से disciplined होकर आप अपने ज़िन्दगी में ज्यादा productive होकर successful बन सकते है। बस अब disciplined होने के लिए कदम उठाए और शुरुआत छोटे – छोटे कदमों से करे। आखिर में ये कदम आपके ज़िन्दगी में बड़े बदलाव लेकर आएंगे। मुझे उम्मीद है आपने इस किताब को अच्छे से समझ लिया होगा और अपने ज़िन्दगी में productive होकर successful बनने के लिए आप किताब में बताई गई सभी जरूरी बातों का ध्यान रखेंगे। This sentence says it all and says why it isn’t relatable: “people who are doing less important things than you can get away with not being in control”. In other words, Ryan is only talking to powerful Be strict only with yourself. It was said that the true majesty of Marcus Aurelius was that his exactingness was directed only at himself. He found a way to work with flawed people, putting them to service for the good of the empire, searching them for virtues which he celebrated, accepting their vices, which he knew were not in his control. Tolerant with others, he reminded himself, strict with yourself.

He trained harder than anyone else – and refused to quit. It’s safe to say Lou knew a thing or two about self-discipline. Speak little. Robert Greene puts it perfectly: “Powerful people impress and intimidate by saying less.” They have the discipline and this discipline creates a powerful presence. I wholeheartedly recommend this book to anyone who wants to make their life better. Broad brushstroke, I know, but I have a hard time believing that someone could read or listen to this entire book without being at least a little, if not a whole lot better for it.average players के comparison में, मुश्किल training को समय E पर discipline से सालों तक किया। उन्होंने अपने game के हिसाब से simple से workout और diet plan को consistently follow किया ताकि वे अपने आपको physically fit और strong बना सकें। अपने शारीर के बारे में self- disciplined होने का मतलब है अपने धैर्य को बढ़ाना और लम्बे समय के लिए अपनी सेहत में invest करना है, ताकि आप लंबे समय तक ज्यादा healthy रह सकें। इससे ability बढ़ती है, आलास और depression कम होता है और आप मुश्किल situation का मुकाबला करने के capable बनने लगेंगे। Focus. Ludwig van Beethoven was known for drifting off in social conversations. Are you even listening to me , a friend once asked. Sorry, Beethoven replied, “I was just occupied with such a lovely, deep thought, I couldn’t bear to be disturbed.” They called this his raptus . His flow state. His place of deep work. His profound concentrated periods of focus. The source of his musical greatness. We can all develop this skill. As Steve Jobs, speaking to his top designer Jonny Ive, would explain, “focus is not this thing you aspire to…or something you do on Monday. It’s something you do every minute.” Self-discipline is one of those special things that is both predictive and deterministic. It both predicts that you will be great, AND it makes whatever you are doing great. It is not a means to an end. It is not just something we value until we get something we think we might really value—this job title, that amount of money, winning the biggest game, landing the best opportunity. En una época de excesos y desorden, la autodisciplina es ahora más necesaria que nunca. ¿Te atreves a cavar hondo para encontrarla? Y, más importante, ¿la usarás? Solo con autodisciplina podrás dirigir tu vida rumbo a la verdadera realización.