Discipline is “Instant, willing, obedience to orders

 

Ability to do what needs to be done - for sake of improvement

 

Opposite of Self-Discipline: gratification, indulgence, self-indulgence; excessiveness, immoderacy, intemperance, intemperateness, overindulgence; demerit, failing, fault, feebleness, foible, frailty

 

Connection to discipline and your ego

Political slant towards mentally obese

Subcutaneous and visceral fat (is you mind that way?)

 

Step Dad beat my brothers and I - I’m commanded to still honor my mother, you must discipline yourself but sometimes it comes at a price - Using logic to justify your stance - or justify a wrong doing

 

Wrong habits - “by what standard”

Society uses them to enforce their agenda* WEAK - or do you take it upon yourself to change for the sake of your family

 

FEAR - false evidence appearing real, but is it really there? It sure feels like it

*human emotions - fear, sex and love ; sex and love are creative, but our nature is to over-indulge (we must discipline) same with fear, it will limit - ESPECIALLY when you farm your brain’s decision making capability off to someone else. That’s your fault.

 

@jocko willing - Easy path, not allows for strength and will, not accepting weakness

 

All accurate thought requires the co-operation with the facility of reason

Power of your words - FREEDOM to exercise discipline and will in your life

 

Relationships - how does this apply?

 

It applies when you do not exercise discipline or facilities you are FULLY CAPABLE of controlling, and sabotage relationships - Marines that I worked alongside (they felt like all I wanted to was to sell them something - it was because I did) People that I loved no longer, allowing over-indulgence in alcohol, sports, or other endeavors create distance that couldn’t be reconnected.