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Hello. My name is Roy Naraine. I’m a medical doctor with over 20 years of experience in self-improvement training. During this time I have coached an eclectic mix of corporate workers, managers, directors and business owners.
One of the most important things I taught them is that self-discipline plays a major role in one’s road to success. Without self-discipline achieving your goals becomes literally impossible.
In this course I will empower you with knowledge and wisdom, that has helped so many people before you, to push forward and ultimately reach your target.
You will learn how to eliminate temptations and daily distractions. How to collaborate with your brain and set smart goals. How to develop your thinking power for a continuous improvement. Just to name a few.
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Use Self-Discipline to:
Eliminate temptations
Set smart goals
Boost your courage & confidence
Get a pay raise
Learn about the law of accountability
Understand the importance of flattery
Win a job interview
Become driven and motivated
Lose weight
and many more…
We all know that if we want to improve our physical appearance, we need to train on a regular basis and maintain a healthy diet. You start with lighter weights and as your muscles develop, you gradually increase the weight limit. The same strategy can be used when developing self-discipline.
Undergo self-analysis to detect where your weakness lies and what yearnings take control of you. Once you have unfolded the areas where your ability to resist is meager, then take steps to remove them from your surroundings. Remember the old saying, “ out of sight, out of mind.”
In order to develop self-discipline, you need to analyze and disclose the areas in your life that require improvement. Once you have done so, press on to clean your mind of these habits by linking extreme pain to them.
In order to develop self-discipline, it is plausible that you need to know the goals you are chasing. However, this is only a part of the process. You need to establish a daily routine that will keep you on the right track. Some people write down their goals and all the values they would bring, but forget to make the commitment to incorporate them into their typical day.
It has been proven that all forms of physical activities have an enhancing effect on self-discipline. When you exercise, your heart beats faster to pump more oxygenated blood to your muscles to allow for better performance. When the input of oxygen to your brain increases, it starts to function more efficiently and the ability to concentrate and retain information automatically improves.
Accountability is the obligation to account for your action, communicate clearly the results and accept responsibility for your misdoings. When people set out to accomplish their goals, they will most likely encounter obstacles along the way. If there is no one to watch over them, they will use these restrictions as valid excuses to surrender and retreat into their world of comfort and safety.
Compliments play a fundamental role in both our social and professional lives. Once delivered in the appropriate way, they will serve to create positive energy, increase your self-esteem and improve your self-discipline. This positive spirit circulates in the atmosphere and makes it more conducive to success.
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It has been scientifically proven that even though our brain has immense capacity and capabilities, it is only potent to cater for a certain number of decisions per day. This number will of course vary, depending on the individual and their vocation.
The MoSCoW ranking system is a technique that is used in project management to ensure that there is mutual understanding as to the importance of each deliverable. The solution requirements document prioritizes the requirements in order to first achieve goals that would provide immediate benefit to the organization.
As I have already mentioned, executives believe that they are the only ones mentally capable to do the job properly. This could indeed be true. However, you need to ask yourself if you would be able to execute this task without hindering your daily responsibilities.
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There is a great possibility that many of you reading this article are afflicted with diabetes. If not, it could still be in its early stages of development and will sooner or later emerge. However, if you happen to be the lucky one not burdened with this disease, then please share this article with your families, friends and colleagues at work, because life examples reach the mind faster and stimulate reaction. Please note that I am not a nutritionist, diabetologist or any kind of specialist engaged in diabetes research. I am simply a medical practitioner and self-improvement trainer who has used his knowledge to escape from the claws of diabetes.
Considering that all my Udemy courses are related to self-improvement, I have decided to include this article as a supplement to each course. I will prove to you that you can achieve your goals once you have the right mindset and follow the right path.