
Apply discipline as training, remove temptations from your surroundings, and plan your day the night before to manage trigger points—hungry, angry, lonely, tired.
Identify triggers like hungry, angry, lonely, and tired, don’t wait for the moment to feel right, and build routines with supportive people to retrain your brain and stay disciplined.
Take practical action by focusing on outcomes over feelings, scheduling breaks and rewards that support your goals, and cultivating a steady, long-term routine toward a new normal while forgiving setbacks.
Forget cold turkey; act by what you do, build steady habits with scheduled breaks and meaningful rewards that align with overcoming porn, food, smoking, or drinking.
End by embracing practical steps over willpower, set realistic goals, and integrate a new normal; seek support for serious addictions, and reflect on self-discipline across daily life.
(Disclaimer) I am NOT a psychiatrist, counselor or professional of any kind. This is purely just conversational tips that you can apply to your own "self control" Journey.
In this course we are going to talking about self discipline.
Will be talking about trigger points and proven techniques that can help you increase your self control or self discipline in your life.
Whether you're battling addictions such as drinking, smoking ,drugs ,porn, hoarding, shopping, fingernail chewing, physical fitness, there's something in this course for everybody.
Feel free to ask me any questions in the Q&A and I'll get back to you as soon as possible.
Thank you so much for checking out this course.