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Quotes About Discipline

Certainly the life of a dancer is very difficult. The training is very hard and relentlessly grueling.
~ Bebe Neuwirth
Athletics provided a life preserver for me, and that maybe kept me out of trouble. I never partied in high school. I mostly just dated.
~ Bill Fagerbakke
My heroes are the non-commissioned officers. If I had another life thats what Id be - a regimental sergeant major or a similar rank. Thats where the spirit of the armed forces is.
~ Bob Ainsworth
I have my whole life organized on an 11x17-inch tear-away weekly calendar.
~ Brooke Burke
I've been telling people I'm in the best shape of my life, I've been training unbelievably hard.
~ Bryan Clay
I always separated sports and my personal life.
~ Carl Lewis
Worship is of fundamental significance to the life of the individual and to the corporate life of the church, yet we rarely hear it taught as a discipline or practice in the gathering of believers.
~ Carl Tuttle
Being good is something that one must choose over and over again, every day, throughout the day, for the rest of one's life.
~ Cate Tiernan
What is the epistemology of the philosophy of nature itself? Is it an a priori discipline the way that mathematics and metaphysics are often claimed to be? Or are its claims subject to empirical falsification the way that those of natural science typically are? These
~ Edward Feser
We improve ourselves by victories over ourself. There must be contests, and you must win.
~ Edward Gibbon
Active valour may often be the present of nature; but such patient diligence can be the fruit only of habit and discipline.
~ Edward Gibbon
Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy wealthy and wise
~ Edward J. Larson
The best way to lose weight is to close your mouth - something very difficult for a politician. Or watch your food - just watch it, don't eat it.
~ Edward Koch
If we weren't so dreamy and curious we could stay on track and never get distracted.
~ Edward M. Hallowell
Structure is the vessel needed to contain the mercury of the ADD mind, to keep it from being here and there and everywhere all at once. Structure allows the ADD mind to be put to best use, rather than dissipating itself like so many tiny beads of mercury on the floor.
~ Edward M. Hallowell
All children do better when they know who is in charge. Knowing that they are not gives them a sense of security and order. The same goes for adults, to a certain extent—having a clear chain of command at work, for instance, is both orienting and especially helpful to the employee with ADHD.
~ Edward M. Hallowell
Still others—even less charitably—think ADHD is a fancy term for laziness and that people who "have it" need some good old-fashioned discipline! In fact, "laziness" is a word about as far from accurate as it could be. The mind of someone with ADHD is in fact constantly at work. Our productivity may not always show it, but this is not because of a lack of intent or energy!
~ Edward M. Hallowell
Forgiveness takes intelligence, discipline, imagination, and persistence, as well as a special psychological strength, something athletes call mental toughness and warriors call courage.
~ Edward M. Hallowell
While we all need external structure in our lives—some degree of predictability, routine, organization—those with ADD need it much more than most people. They need external structure so much because they so lack internal structure.
~ Edward M. Hallowell
This plan, of betting only at a level at which I was emotionally comfortable and not advancing until I was ready, enabled me to play my system with a calm and disciplined accuracy. This lesson from the blackjack tables would prove invaluable throughout my investment lifetime as the stakes grew ever larger. Eddie
~ Edward O. Thorp
Write down everything you spend. The waste in your daily spending should soon become apparent.
~ Edward O. Thorp
This plan, of betting only at a level at which I was emotionally comfortable and not advancing until I was ready, enabled me to play my system with a calm and disciplined accuracy. This lesson from the blackjack tables would prove invaluable throughout my investment lifetime as the stakes grew ever larger.
~ Edward O. Thorp
For every problem in a given discipline of science, there exists a species or other entity or phenomenon ideal for its solution. (Example: a kind of mollusk, Aplysia, proved ideal for exploring the cellular base of memory.) Conversely, for very species or other entity or phenomenon, there exist important problems for the solution of which it is ideally suited. (Example: bats were logical for the discovery of sonar.)
~ Edward O. Wilson
Edward Slingerland
~ ego depletion.