*The potter's pot*

*7 principles of self discipline*

1. Sacrifice [The paradox principle]
Do the difficult things now and things will be easier in the long-term

2. Commitment [The Buy-in principle]
The more we have invested into something, the less likely we are to let it fail.

3. Focus [The magnification principle]
When we have diluted focus, we get diluted results.

4. Integrity [The creation principle]
You think it, you speak it, you act it, it happens. As far as you can see be careful how you think because your life is shaped by your thought

5. Schedule [The Harvest principle]
Focused effort is amplified by appropriate timing and regimented routine

6. Faith [The perspective principle]
Our ability to have peace about failures, set backs and tragedies is directly proportionate to the term of our perspective

7. Action [The pendulum principle]
Be relentless about making progress while freeing yourself from the demand for perfection.


The magnification principle clearly states one of life's most important truths that focus is power. In the absence of disciplined focus, we become strangely loyal to performing daily acts of trivia.

The creation principle of integrity states that all of creation follows a simple and powerful pattern. You think it, you speak it, you act and it happens.

Watch your thoughts they become your words; Watch your words they become your actions; watch your actions they become your habit; watch your habits they become your character.

*Character pave way to destiny*

I concur