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When self-discipline is strong, you
maximize your possibilities!
Self-discipline means that you have the
internal strength to control your feelings, behavior, and impulses. People with
self-discipline constantly remind themselves to think positively and to control
all actions while avoiding negativity.
By practicing self-discipline you can
achieve long-term goals without being distracted by what could go wrong in the
process. Self-discipline also means that you are dependable. People can count
on those who have self-discipline
because they have the power to keep their
promises and the power to do what is right. These characteristics are essential
in the Martial Arts and are key habits that true Black Belts practice
all of the time.
Here are some basic tips to help you
build self-discipline:
1. PRACTICE HAVING A “CAN DO”
ATTITUDE.
When something gets tough, don’t let
negativity slow you down. Focus on accomplishing your goals and overcoming your
obstacles.
2. ALWAYS BE ON TIME.
People with self-discipline understand
that being late is a bad habit that shows disrespect to all who are affected by
your tardiness.
3. FOLLOW THROUGH ON YOUR PROMISES AND
COMMITMENTS.
By keeping your promises and following
through on your commitments you begin to earn the trust of others.
4. BE HONEST WITH OTHERS.
Honesty is always the best policy
despite the fact that you may get in trouble. If you are not honest, the repercussions
down the road will often be more damaging than if you had been honest in the
first place.
5. CONSISTENTLY SET NEW GOALS
to accomplish. People with self-discipline always strive to
achieve new levels of accomplishments. This means more success and a brighter
future. Self-discipline is essentially the heartbeat of your lifestyle. Without
it being strong, you limit what you can do in life. With your regular heartbeat,
if your heart is strong, then you have the stamina to accomplish much
throughout the day. The same for self-discipline: only when it is strong do you
maximize your possibilities. You can also look at how self-discipline plays a key
role in the Martial Arts. It takes a lot of self-discipline to arrive at class
on time, persevere through physical challenges, and overcome roadblocks, such
as learning a new forms or sparring for the very first time. If you have
self-discipline in the Martial Arts then you can make it to black
belt and beyond!
If you would like more info
on this topic or to find out how you can build your child's confidence feel
free to contact us @ sidekickskarate@gmail.com.
Side Kicks Family Karate,
Sensei Brian Seetge
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