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Which biography inspired you to develop self-discipline?

Some say that imitating the actions and thoughts of a mentor actually changes one's character and habits. Self-discipline is not something that is easily acquired unless it is developed in childhood, but it can be learned with practice.

Which biography inspired you to work on self-discipline because you realized that a person's success is directly related to self-discipline?

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Sanny Kolliner

May 01

Reading David Goggins' biography, I realized how self-discipline is not an innate gift, but a choice every day. He went from an insecure guy with a lot of problems to one of the most resilient people in the world. The way he overcame himself inspires not just to talk about discipline, but to actually get up in the morning and do what you promised yourself.

Berton

May 01

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There are many stories about people who have gone through hardships and achieved their goals simply through inner resilience and a clear system. It becomes clear that habits and character are not something innate, but the result of repetition and effort. After reading one Biography I began to implement a clear schedule and the rejection of distracting things. It really works. Such materials give an understanding of how to move when you don’t know where to start.

Which biography inspired you to develop self-discipline?

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