The Reason Why Most People Fail

How To Develop Effortless Self-Discipline

When most people talk about self-discipline, they do so with a bored look in the eyes and a monotonous voice.

They’ve got a point -

Self-discipline is NOT sexy.

But while it isn’t the sexiest skill, it sure is powerful.

Just look at the Chinese.

China has been around since long before the time of Jesus, and long before many other societies began and crumbled and yet... it’s still growing.

That’s what prompted Napoleon Bonaparte, the famous French General, to say of China:

“Let her sleep, for when she wakes, she will shake the world.”

The benefits of self-discipline are clear.

If you had superhuman self-discipline, you could easily do whatever it is you need to be successful - no question, right?

Imagine waking up each day and sticking to your schedule PERFECTLY, even getting more done than you planned, and racing towards your goals in record time?

THAT’S what self-discipline gives you.

Problem is, self-discipline isn’t sexy, easy or fun, so most people never develop it or use it.

Millions invest their hard-earned money in self-help programs, courses and coaches, but only a small percentage are ever actually successful.

Was there a problem with the program?

I doubt it.

The reason most people fail isn’t because whatever programs they’re following don’t work.

The reason most people fail is because they don’t have the self-discipline to follow through until the end... until they’ve achieved their vision.

But what if there was a way to cultivate self-discipline so that you could effortlessly deploy it whenever you needed to?

That would be a magical world, wouldn’t it?

Turns out, there IS a way to cultivate self-discipline so you can effortlessly deploy it whenever you need it, just like the Chinese have done for thousands of years to build their massive empire.

The trick to effortless self-discipline is treating it like a muscle.

If you go to the gym, you don’t go straight for the heaviest weights because you know you’ll get injured.

Instead, you go for the light weights, and you gradually work up to the heavier weights as you get stronger.

Cultivating effortless self-discipline is the same.

You have to start light, and gradually work your way up to heavy “weights”.

Here’s how this works in reality:

Instead of trying to work for 3 hours of total focus, aim for just 15 minutes.

For 15 straight minutes, don’t check Facebook. Don’t check email. Don’t surf the web. Don’t do anything other than

work.

The next day, bump it to 20 minutes, then 25 minutes the day after, and so on until you’re easily focusing for an entire day.

Also, practice doing small things well, because the way you do the little things is how you do the big things.

If you don’t brush your teeth or floss every day, you’re skipping a small habit that is quite easy to do (takes less than 5 minutes) and skipping this habit means you’re cultivating a lack of self-discipline in other areas of your life.

In other words...

...if you can’t get yourself to brush your teeth every day,

what hope do you have of making more money, getting out of

debt, building a business and creating your dream lifestyle

and money for retirement?

Try it for yourself.

Treat self-discipline like it’s a muscle you have to grow.

Over time, you’ll find that your self-discipline “muscle” gets stronger and stronger until one day, you’ll find yourself doing whatever it is you need to do effortlessly, just like the Chinese Emperors did when they were building their empire.

Now -

While this process works, there’s more to “effortless self-discipline” than simply brushing your teeth every day.

That’s why, when I was in China, I collected every strategy and tactic I could find that related to effortless self-discipline.

And now, all of these strategies and tactics are available to you, so YOU can develop “effortless self-discipline” yourself.

Want the full scoop on how to develop “effortless self-discipline?

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