DISCIPLINE ALONE IS NOT ENOUGH

By GRACE A. JOHN-UGWUANYA

Have you wondered why it is very easy to set goals in a new year but before the first quarter runs out, we don't commit ourselves to those goals?

The reason is that we rely more on only discipline without putting other factors in place that will assist in achieving our goals.

Failure becomes inevitable if we rely on only discipline while still being in an environment that favours our old habits.

A smoker who desires to quit cannot always be in the company of smokers and exercise discipline. The temptation is very high with an increased attraction to pick up a cigarette.

To achieve your goals, you need to create an enabling environment that makes it easy for you to succeed.

To avoid wasting your mental energy over putting off task, always complete tasks as they come up.

Do you think discipline alone will help?

To your success,

Grace A. John-Ugwuanya

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