Hey Everyone, We have moved our blog to a new location! (It’s now at www.roryvaden.com/blog)
Thanks for the compliment of coming to check out my Take the Stairs World Tour blog. If this is your first time here, we are so glad you stopped by. The articles, videos, and commentary on this blog are provided to help you create breakthrough results in every area of your life by developing and mastering more self-discipline. We believe that Freedom, Peace, Financial Security, Fulfillment, Career Advancement, Stronger relationships, and just about anything else you could want for your life are available to you by first learning to do the things you don’t want to do. Self-discipline requires people to make sacrifices in the short term for payoffs in the long term and this entire blog is dedicated to helping encourage you to do that by offering insights that shift your perspective and understanding about what it takes to improve your self-discipline. In short, it is meant to make self-discipline easier.
We have moved to a new home, however. So please visit or change your RSS feed to our new blog which can be found at:
www.roryvaden.com/blog
Thanks so much.
See you in the stairwell,
Rory
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April 5, 2011 at 3:19 pm
Like your new home. Good luck.
April 22, 2011 at 3:02 am
Found this article by chance, and find it very useful. Self discipline is important and I have had trouble with it for years. I find it easy to discipline my actions when it is something I enjoy, but I have to really concentrate when I am working at something more difficult.
I think people look at individual areas of their lives not realizing that you need to work on the whole rather than parts. Thanks for an interesting read.
April 23, 2011 at 6:46 pm
Thanks Norma! Glad you liked it. If you like watching videos you might like some of the ones at http://www.roryonyoutube.com . I agree with you on the whole rather than the parts. Discipline seems interconnected to each area of our lives!