You are a self-disciplined person if you do any of these things.

Boiled yam and fried eggs were served sizzling on a Sunday morning with undesirable tea☕ that lacked the taste of milk but tasted sweet(tea toh shó or tea oloku).
  • Afterwards, I watched Manifest episodes on Netflix for 45 minutes. 
  • Then, offered my midday prayer. 
  • Next, took a nap for an hour. 
  • Upon waking up, I observed my noon prayer. 
  • Subsequently, I did some clothes ironing. 
  • Finally, I sorted out work related activities.
 
All activities above boiled down to self-discipline.

Self-discipline is making every moment of your life count.
Self-discipline helps one overcome weaknesses and control one's emotions.


I can't imagine being on my phone for hours without checking out my to do list or probably on an activity for a long time without mindful reminder.

Do you think you are a self-disciplined person?
Also, do you have what it takes to be disciplined?

These five tips below are indicators of a self-disciplined person.

1. Identify what you want to be self disciplined on?
•Eat better?
•Exercise more?
•More time for learning?
•Personal development?
•Professional goals?

2. Priorities
Now, consider which of the list above is most important at the moment and which is mostly achievable within the time you have.

3. Have an action plan
It's one thing to know what you intend to achieve, another is breaking it down to fit into your available time.

4. Take small steps
Start with small steps. It may look difficult to achieve at once. However, it is better to begin in bits than procrastinating. A step at a time will get you to the top.

5. Avoid temptations
It is easy to be swayed away by spending time with family and friends or on your phone. So, cut down on spending much time on your phone, with family or friends to achieve what you have your list.

It is necessary to understand that self-discipline often helps to establish healthy habits and manage time effectively.

"Now, it’s your turn! Which of these tips do you already have, and which ones are you working on? 
Share your thoughts in the comments below—I read and reply to every comment!”



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