Always helping me reframe and go DEEPER. I'm a yogi at heart and still resist doing even a "few stretches" in the morning, even when *I know* it will open my body up and feel good. I can easily do ALL THE YOGA while in class and I have a Tuesday class flow going. Time, logistics, mindset? All might be barriers. So I've let that go. Your piece today is helping me think about the possibilities going forward. ✨️
I think you have a new book in the works with this subject of 'discipline.'
I have always found the word and associated feelings rather discomforting. And I have even played the proud rebel role with my utter lack of discipline. But at the end of the day, I often wish I had a little more, ah, discipline. I find your approach of self-care much more appealing, even do-able, and looking at alternative words like determination or commitment is also very helpful.
I hope you pursue this line of thought in a new book.
Always helping me reframe and go DEEPER. I'm a yogi at heart and still resist doing even a "few stretches" in the morning, even when *I know* it will open my body up and feel good. I can easily do ALL THE YOGA while in class and I have a Tuesday class flow going. Time, logistics, mindset? All might be barriers. So I've let that go. Your piece today is helping me think about the possibilities going forward. ✨️
I think you have a new book in the works with this subject of 'discipline.'
I have always found the word and associated feelings rather discomforting. And I have even played the proud rebel role with my utter lack of discipline. But at the end of the day, I often wish I had a little more, ah, discipline. I find your approach of self-care much more appealing, even do-able, and looking at alternative words like determination or commitment is also very helpful.
I hope you pursue this line of thought in a new book.
All the best, Monty
Discipline promotes self-knowledge