Living a Disciplined life

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Just as moral standards begin with our thinking, discipline begins with our mind. Being disciplined involves setting priorities for yourself that determines your choices and direct your behavior.
If you can’t discipline yourself towards the conduct of your life, then you will be prone to continual error.
Priorities are the key to effective decision making. You must identify priorities in relation to achieving your vision and establishing the principles by which you will conduct your entire life, including how you will spend your time and money.
The key to being disciplined is to set self-imposed parameters for your life on every activity – what you will and will not accept for yourself, and what you will and will not participate in.

Discipline governs our conduct for better living.

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