This is the another question of the 365 day challenge. After replying to these 365 question on soul-searching you would certainly come out decisive, confident, and much more hopeful with yourself than ever before. And, I will help you to know yourself more every single day for the next 365 days.
WHAT IS SOUL-SEARCHING?
What does “soul-searching” accomplishes? Where do you end up with it? It is digging deep and focusing on oneself to lead a contended life. Because, soul-searching could create a visualization of your much achievable future by giving you an insight of what one is today, in the present.
“A situation does not attract any misfortune of life. It’s the way you perceive the solution does.” And, this is where “soul-searching” backs you with.
ANSWER THIS #34 QUESTION
#34 question
How do you get that willingness to do what is needed to be done?
Know! What gets you to practice discipline.
“Until you are willing to do something, you can’t think of finishing and fulfilling it.”
-Farheen Dhanjal
CULTIVATE THE HABIT OF DISCIPLINE
This is something that you would hear from so many people including you that, ‘ I would love to be more disciplined.’ And, it more often along the line looks like this, ‘ I would be more disciplined once I have that desired project in hand.’, ‘ I would be more disciplined if I have a business of my own.’ And, because of that what I am clung by is not letting me be more disciplined with my life. What if you learn discipline in unpleasant circumstances? It’s nothing better than learning in difficult situations.
Discipline is not something that comes from doing what you want to do. Rather, discipline comes from something that you don’t want to do, still, you post yourself to do because you should be doing it. Discipline is a learned habit. To be disciplined you need to; firstly, know which practice would get you what you want to achieve; then keep practicing it with consistency, and lastly hold on to the idea of reminding yourself how much important it is for you to practice it.
Learning to effectively lead yourself and others all comes down to discipline. Happiness, success, and fulfillment stem from focus and self-control. It may be hard to believe when you’re facing an all-you-can-eat buffet, the prospect of making a quick buck, or the lazy lure of sleeping in versus getting on the Peloton, but studies show that people with self-discipline are happier. Why? Because with discipline and self-control we actually accomplish more of the goals we truly care about. Self-discipline is the bridge between goals defined and goals accomplished. https://www.forbes.com/sites/brentgleeson/2020/08/25/8-powerful-ways-to-cultivate-extreme-self-discipline/?sh=39fc64c182d6
CONTENTS OF THE QUESTION
Each question would consist of 3 parts:
Part 1: QUESTION – It would determine the path of knowing you as an individual.
Part 2: KNOW – It would let you know what you learned about yourself.
Part 3: QUOTE – It would depict the righteous approach to the concept being asked in the question.
HOW TO PRACTICE THIS ACTIVITY?
You just have to reply to Part 1, and just read, learn and reflect on Part 2 and 3.
Grab a pen & paper and start writing your reply. Remember! Nothing is tough when it comes to doing it for yourself. And, you just need to be truthful to yourself.
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Happy “soul-searching”
Literally You 