A person with great ambition in his chest is often a very self-disciplined person.

During the Chongqing negotiations, Chiang Kai-shek once said to his secretary Chen Bui: "Mao Zedong must not be underestimated. He is addicted to smoking, but after he knew that I did not smoke, he never smoked one during his conversation with me. To him Determination and spirit should not be underestimated!"

A self-disciplined person is both terrible and respectable. If you are a partner, you must learn to discipline yourself; if you are an opponent, you must be mentally prepared.

In the past, I always felt that life is too short and I should have fun in time. There is wine today, and now drunk, people are not in vain. Until later, I gradually discovered that every unself-disciplined behavior will bring you greater pain. Don't be slaves of desire, self-discipline can make us live a higher level.

The essence of freedom is not to indulge yourself, not to do everything, but to be comfortable after self-discipline, to do something and not to do something!

Why should people discipline themselves?

Many times, we only see the good looks of others, but we often ignore their almost self-abusing efforts.

A person who is self-disciplined to his bones looks mostly boring.

When others are out and having fun, he stays alone and reads; while others are enjoying food, he sweats like rain in the gym; on weekends, many people sleep lazily until noon, but he still wakes up early and runs. , Reading, work...

This kind of person not only looks boring, but even feels self-masochistic, and lives without freedom and freedom at all.

But the truth is that self-disciplined people are much more free than undisciplined people.

If you always do what you want, pay attention to timely pleasure, don't know how hard you are, you will play when others play, and you are still playing when others work hard, and still indulge yourself.

Then you who are so unself-disciplined now seem to be free, but you will find that the more you live, the less freedom and the capital to choose.

Kant said that the so-called freedom is not to do what you want, but to dominate yourself.

The more self-disciplined, the more the right to speak. This is true for both body and life.

You can’t see it in one day or two days, and maybe you can’t see it in one month or two months, but one year, two years, even ten or twenty years, self-disciplined people and undisciplined people will eventually go on completely different the way.

The pay and the return are proportional, and the qualitative change can only be caused by the amount of change.

This is the reason why a person has to be self-disciplined. It has nothing to do with dreams. It is simply for oneself to be truly free in the future, and to be free in body and life.

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The more self-disciplined people are, the more they understand what they really want, so they will not waste time and energy on meaningless things, but really use the fragmented time to grow themselves.

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There is ascetic self-discipline behind it

There are many people who want to be self-disciplined, but there are very few people who insist on self-discipline. It's like climbing a steep mountain.

Good persistence is itself a kind of self-discipline.

I still remember that last year, a 96-year-old grandfather named Shen Hua became popular on the Internet. After 26 years of fitness, he was physically strong. He was completely different from a nearly 100-year-old man. Everyone called him "Hua Zi", "Uncle Hua".

Shen's daily schedule is very regular. He never goes to bed more than ten o'clock in the evening, wakes up at four o'clock in the morning and exercises his body, and reports to the gym every afternoon.

Many of his peers are no longer there. Shen Lao said: "Now fitness and sports are my best friends."

Shen Hua, who was in his seventies, had a lot of blindness when he first entered the gym. Many people felt that he would not last long at his age. But the reality is that many young people are just passing through the gym, but Shen Hua used two. Ten years became the well-known "Muscle Grandpa".

The Japanese writer Haruki Murakami started writing at the age of 30, and has been almost 40 years since he has produced a large number of classic and highly productive works.

Haruki Murakami has a habit of writing. He only writes 4,000 words a day, 400 words per page of paper, and he stops at 10 pages a day.

In addition, he spends an hour out for a run every day, and he can't beat the thunder. It is this high degree of self-discipline that gives him the energy to continuously produce excellent works.

The self-discipline of business leaders is even more terrifying. People who are so successful as Li Ka-shing still insist on watching English TV after dinner every day.

There are many business leaders who are as self-disciplined as Li Ka-shing. Bill Gates, the world's richest man, has insisted on reading at least two books a week for decades.

Many times, you are not self-disciplined when you are excellent, but you become excellent when you are self-disciplined. And those who are self-disciplined often can't even bear to let them down.

The more self-disciplined, the better

There is a saying in "Cognitive Breakthrough": All laziness, indulgence, and lack of self-control are rooted in cognitive limitations.

The more self-disciplined, the stronger the cognitive ability, and this is how the gap between people gradually widens.

In a person's self-discipline, there are infinite possibilities hidden. The degree of your self-discipline determines the height of your life.

Everyone has the right to choose how to live. Some people think that life is short and there is no problem in having fun in time, but I want to tell you that a self-disciplined life is actually better, because when you know where you want to go and do your best When you go on a run, the whole world will make way for you.

The people who can really climb to the top and look into the distance are always those who have no other intentions and insist on going forward.

May we truly become self-disciplined selves, live what we like, and live the life we ​​want.

There is no shortcut in life, but every step you take counts.

The more diligent, the harder; the more self-discipline, the better.