Greetings All,
It’s Tuesday, third week of July … fast, huh!
This post shall be getting done in the morning, due to tight up with some other things; I couldn’t get it finish on time, this lack of self-discipline kept me running around in circles, procrastinating like a princess…
Have you ever been like me, sometime have to go through this? Well, if you ask me to compare with before, I am so glad that I’m not ‘there’ anymore and I work daily on bringing more self-discipline into my life 
But honestly speaking, even when you turn off every gadget and carefully structure your day, there is no guarantee of focus or creative mental energy. Sometimes you have it, sometimes you just don’t.
Understand, self-discipline is one of the very important factors that can directly impact the level of your success. Whenever you read a great success story, no matter it is from Tiger Woods, Oprah, Spielberg, Frank McKinney, to famous generals and more, you always hear it mentioned.
“They brought great discipline to their work.”
Put it in the simple way, it means no matter what you do, you need to be focus, concentrate and always get back on track, instead of go ‘off track’. You need to know what it takes (for you, personally) to get back on track.
Let’s say you have a working from home career, example, if you have 3 instant messaging programs open, email downloading on your 2nd monitor every few minutes, your feed reader updating with the latest news and notes, messages at various forums and social networking sites to get to, text messages on your cell phone to read and respond to… and a landline that always wants to ring at the wrong time …
Do you think your working result will be efficiency and effective? Sure not, what will be the results then? I think it’s enough to drive a person mad. How can you allow yourself to be that available and still expect to get any work done? Not for me, at least.
Working from home requires serious self-discipline and self-motivation, particularly when you find yourself sidetracked, frustrated, distracted, or sometime even worse – drawing a complete blank. I find myself sometime will have overwhelmed feelings … If you like to continuing read, Here has some more writing about self-discipline.
Till next time – promote & prosper!
Cheers!
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