Building an identity of discipline
Discipline grows through the choices you make consistently. Brian connects grit and excellence with the identity you practice, giving you a way to look beyond a single goal.
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Discipline grows through the choices you make consistently. Brian connects grit and excellence with the identity you practice, giving you a way to look beyond a single goal.
Great work calls for both courage and discipline. Courage helps you begin difficult work; discipline helps you follow through. Consider which skill the situation in front of you requires.
Chasing excellence may bring criticism as well as praise. Brian explains why the commitment to get better has to be stronger than the need for other people's approval.

Brian Kight teaches discipline, behavior skills, responsibility and leadership through keynotes, advisory and his writing. Daily Discipline brings that work into a short daily email you can read and use in your own situation.
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Get the free newsletterDaily Discipline is a free daily email newsletter written by Brian Kight. The short messages explore discipline, focus, leadership, behavior skills and responsibility in everyday life and work.
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