Sign Posts on the road to success by E.W. Kenyon
Chapter 4 - Train yourself
- What I do for myself counts more than what any man can do for me
- Self-discipline is my greatest asset. Discipline means the practice of training me to obey rules or codes of behavior, and using order or self-control to achieve goals. It bridges the gap between intentions and accomplishments, and often requires sacrifices in the present for future improvement.
- I must discipline myself mentally. Self control the things that build me mentally to achieve the goals set before me.
- I must discipline or train or self control my temper to achieve the goals set.
- I must discipline my mouth to speak the right words because I want to achieve the goals before me.
- Self discipline is actually controlled power. It is harnessing all my power and directing it to a goal. It is focus. It is hard-work intelligently directed.
- Another learning point. What I do not train, I do not develop. What I don’t develop has no value. Only I can develop my talents and skills.
- I must put myself under competent mentors and teachers.
- When I develop myself, I create the needed opportunities. They show up.
- I must seek to improve on who I was yesterday. Improve daily