Best Motivational Speech Compilation EVER #14 - DISCIPLINE | 30-Minutes of the Best Motivation

The thing about self-

discipline

is that it is necessary that for

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ything you do in your life you have to be self-

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d. Exercise, exercise you have to exercise

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y day you have to stay in shape, if you want... I mean, if you don't stay in shape, you die. When I work out, I always do an extra rep, an extra set because it's a promise I kept to myself. But working out could have been a priority every day because you have things to do in your business world and with your family and all that. So guess what, it's a priority in my life, so I do it in the morning, before the day even starts.

If you change your way of thinking and really focus on what discipline really is. You start to welcome discipline, you welcome self-discipline in your life. And here's the most important thing: it's a pattern. It's a pattern I maintain about myself. I always do a little more, I always go an inch further. And the quickest and easiest place to do it is the gym. Because I can always grab one more weight, one more set and look what it does? Change your identity. In my opinion, the benefit of discipline has always been that through it I get things done.

I do it in the morning, before the day even starts, so I can still manage the day's priorities, but I'm already done with my workout. Long term, I look up in a year and I'm not out of shape or breathing hard when I walk up the stairs because I maintain that discipline daily. Most people go through life without ever discovering what their talents are. Most people never develop their talents. You have to tell yourself, no more snacks, no more desserts, no more television, no more. No, we're training now. You have skills and abilities, but if you don't cultivate them, if you don't develop them, they will never serve you.

Your gifts can take you many places, if you develop them. The

best

gifts come from below. I value myself enough to give 120% or not at all. And if you decide that my life deserves to be developed, I do this well. Why do you only give 50% of what you get? I grant you that if you start working to develop your gifts you will develop a strong sense of happiness, you will gain a broader vision of yourself. Because part of starting to have a broader vision of yourself, we all need some area of ​​our lives where we can have a feeling of competence.

When other people are having a good time, you have to have strength of character. You need to tell yourself that you owe yourself something as you begin to develop and expand your skills, your talents, and your vision of yourself. You will always be in control of your destiny. I want freedom. And for me, disciplining myself means more freedom. It's very easy to be great nowadays. Like everyone else is, most people are weak. This... this is a softened generation. So if you have some mental strength, some ability, you have a fraction of self-discipline. The ability to not want to do it but still do it.

People have a difficult thing: understanding that I hate running and what drives me so crazy that it doesn't need more people saying "why do you run if you hate it?" What are you talking about? I also don't want to shower or eat, I hate that too. The whole thing, that's life, man. That, and it wasn't until I changed that mindset that I became someone. I hated going to school, so guess what was dumb. But if you can manage to do things you hate doing on the other side, that's greatness. That's what people don't understand when I run, I'm quieting my mind.

I'm not training for a race, I'm training for life. I'm training for when they call me at two in the morning saying that my mom is dead or that something tragic is happening in life. I don't fall. apart. I am training my mind, my body and my spirit, to be all one. Then I can handle what life will throw at me because the life I have lived has a lot in store for you. And if you are not physically and mentally prepared for that, you will simply fall apart and be of no use to anyone. 99% of people are not willing to do what it takes to make their dreams come true.

The Marines have a saying: "Everyone wants to go to heaven but no one wants to die." The center of making any dream come true is self-discipline. You know that something as simple as eating and eating doesn't have as much to do with your body as it does with your mind. It is taking control of your mind so you can choose actions that are

best

for you. Every day we choose things that are not best for us. So if the world is attacking you and the world wants to fight you and the world is trying to suppress you.

So are you going to kick yourself in the balls? To avoid getting what you dream of? And I think the word DISCIPLINE has gotten a bad name when we think of it in terms of punishment. No, I'm not talking about discipline that way. I'm talking about discipline in the sense that you give up immediate pleasure for the exchange of long-term self-respect. I think self-discipline is the definition of self-love. That when you say that you love yourself it means that you have a behavior with yourself that is loving. Self-discipline is the center of all material success. You can't win the war against the world if you can't win the war against your own mind.

Self-love is when you say to yourself, "Man, look, I know you and that girl had a real connection. I know your vibe, but that's your girl's cousin, so I love you too much to let you do that." ". It's like you're saying to yourself, "Man, look, I know you want to eat that pizza and it's going to be really good, you know? But I can't let you eat that man because if you eat that pizza you're going to feel like shit, right?" You know?". and I, I just love you too much to let you eat that." Self-love is "Hey look, I know you have a test on Monday, you know that and I know you really want to go out with your friends, it's Saturday night." "You want to go out, but if you don't pass that test you won't feel good about yourself.

You know I love you too much to let you go out tonight." Self-discipline is self-love. If you want to be happy you have to love yourself, which means you have to discipline your behavior. The path to sustained happiness involves disciplining your behavior. We tend to base our self-esteem on what other people think and that is not really self-esteem. Self-esteem is supposed to be how we feel about ourselves, and I was just saying how dangerous it is to allow other people to determine how you feel about yourself. And it's like looking in a broken mirror: you look in a broken mirror and then you change your face to try to look good in this broken and dirty mirror.

And other people's opinions are a really bad way to determine how we feel about ourselves. Life can be brutal. Life can be relentless. If I had to sum up in one word the difference between the great and the average the difference between the successful and the nobodies of the world One word, one attribute to describe the difference Discipline. If you don't have the discipline you can forget about the trophy. You can forget about success, about greatness. All champions have discipline. It is the discipline to work hard. You know, not when everyone is looking but when no one is looking.

When the fans are not there. When the coach is not there. When it's just you and your character. The discipline of eating strong, healthy foods when you have other tempting options. When those around you may not be so strong. The discipline to say no when those around you choose to be average. The discipline to keep going when it hurts because life doesn't give you what you want gives you what you deserve. And if you haven't worked for it, you haven't sacrificed for it. If you haven't given it your all then you don't deserve it and you won't get it.

Overcome the pain; The other side is growth. When pain comes, it means it's time to show character. Show me your character, stay disciplined, stay strong. When everything seems impossible, keep working. Nothing can stop you if you don't stop for anything. Don't stop for anything! Never break your discipline. Stay true to yourself and your vision. When it hurts, push harder to overcome the pain. You have to have the discipline to do 11 when your opponent stops at 10. The discipline to keep going when it hurts because life doesn't give you what you want, it gives you what you deserve.

And if you haven't worked for it, if you haven't sacrificed for it, if you haven't given it your all, then you don't deserve it and you won't get it. Show your character, stay disciplined, stay strong, don't say "why the pain?" Don't say "why me?" Say "try me!" Say "is that all you have?" Give me more, keep working. When there seems to be no hope of victory. When you don't see the results persisting, be strong, be brave, stay disciplined and your time will come. He weighed about 297 pounds. And I had to make a change in my life.

You know, I was at my lowest point and I wasn't going anywhere. And I was exactly what everyone said I was going to be, which was nothing. This man is a self-made beast. He is widely considered the toughest man on the planet and one of the greatest endurance athletes of all time. I was just an insecure, scared kid and the only way to find myself was to go through the worst possible thing. He is the only member of the US Armed Forces to complete SEAL training at the US Army Ranger School and Air Force tactical air controller training.

He has completed the infamous man-buster known as Hell Week three times, including twice in a single year and one that began and ended with multiple stress fractures and a hernia. No one was here to help me and the feeling I had every morning I started shaving my hair when I was 16 years old. And the feeling I had every morning I looked in the mirror was horrible and I didn't want to feel that way anymore. And what I felt was a child who was going nowhere, a child who was scared and most children will accept that and seek help, but the best thing that happened to me is that no one helped me.

He served in combat in Iraq and was a bodyguard to the Iraqi Prime Minister. He once held the Guinness World Record for most pull-ups in 24 hours at 40:30. Nobody felt sorry for me. No one looked at me and said like nowadays they will accept you and tell everyone to stop bothering this person back then they didn't care. I had to develop calluses on my brain the same way I developed calluses on my hands. So I broke the Guinness World Record for pull-ups a long time ago, but I failed twice. And I did 67,000 pull-ups to try to beat this record.

So to do 4030 pull-ups, I had to do 67,000 workouts for that. He's run eight, eight consecutive 100-mile races over eight consecutive weekends. He ran over 7,000 miles in a single year and that's equivalent to running 267 marathons. I saw myself as the weakest person God had ever created. You had to have a goal. My goal was that the only person who would change this person is me. The only way to change me is to subject myself to the worst possible things a human being can endure. And that would be the only way I can build this brain to handle anything that comes its way.

Silencing my mind through pain and suffering. The only way to get to the other side of this journey is to suffer to grow. To grow you have to suffer. I'm afraid of my shadow, how can I overcome that? Join the military and they'll kick your ass. Do things you hate to do, be uncomfortable every day of your life. Understood. I'm not the smartest kid in the world, okay? Is there anyone who says, "Oh, no, you're smart. No, no, don't say that to yourself." I said to myself, "No, I'm stupid." Okay, understood. How do you become smarter?

Educate yourself. So the things we run from, we run from the truth. We're running from the truth, man. So the only way I was successful was by going towards the truth. As painful and brutal as it is, it changed me. It allowed me to become, in my own right, who I am today. If you can for the rest of your life live inside yourself Stop listening to people who call you fat, gay, transsexual, everything that is is meaningless. You have to eliminate all these insecure people who put their insecurities on you. You have to be whoever God is or whatever you believe in.

If you don't believe in anything but yourself, I don't care what it is. You have to take everything and throw it away. You have to believe in one thing and that is yourself. About 97% of students are distracted by mobile phones. Are you part of that 97%? When you want to succeed as much as you want to breathe, then you will succeed. Whether your distractions are texting, checking emails, browsing the web, playing games, or scrolling through social media. The fact is, it's a distraction. I tell you today that some of you, if you give up your cell phone, you will be successful.

But your mobile phone is more important to you than your success. Stop wasting time with your cell phone. Facebook isn't going anywhere. Instagram will still be here this weekend. Focus on your dreams, focus on your studies, focus on your goals and aspirations. Drop the thing. Look up, you're missing things. What is the long-term effect of too much information? We don't know, but we are finding out. Focus on becoming a better person. A better you that is not distracted by unnecessary things. You have to disconnect your cell phone, you don't have a television. Some ofYou guys were watching the game last night.

You really didn't have to see these guys win a national title, go to the NBA and make millions. You didn't have to watch them. Because you are not where you need to be. One who is determined to succeed and not displace, who is determined to prosper and not publish to grow all day.and not play all day. Stop wasting time with your cell phone. And when you get to the point where all you want to do is succeed no matter how much you want to breathe, then you will succeed. It's about you and your future. It's about your grades.

It's about your dreams. Ultimately, it's about your life. The time you spend on your cell phone could be used for your success. The time you could be using to be successful, you are using on your cell phone. And the cell phone brings you nothing more than a bill. Is your life more important than that app, then that game, that pulse? I need you to turn off your cell phones, listen to me. Some of you will be ruined for the rest of your lives because of that little thing on the side. You will be ruined for the rest of your life because of a small cell phone.

We are so connected to our mobile phones that we become blind to the world around us. And someone has told you that you couldn't live without it. We can't take our eyes off the screen long enough to see the beauty of the world around us. It doesn't matter whose fault it is if something breaks if it's your responsibility to fix it. For example, it's no one's fault if their father was an abusive alcoholic, but it's surely their responsibility to figure out how they're going to deal with those traumas and try to make a life out of it.

It's not your fault if your partner cheated on you and ruined your marriage, but it is certainly your responsibility to figure out how to endure that pain and how to overcome it and build a happy life for yourself. Guilt and responsibility don't go together, it sucks but it doesn't, when something is someone's fault we want them to suffer, we want them to be punished we want them to pay we want it to be their responsibility to fix it but that's it, that's not how it works, esp. when it's your heart. Your heart, your life, your happiness is your responsibility and your responsibility alone.

As long as we are pointing fingers and stuck on who is to blame for something, we are stuck in victim mode. When you are in victim mode you are trapped in suffering. The path to power is through assuming responsibility. Your heart, your life, your happiness is your responsibility and your responsibility alone. You can make a person smile, you can make a person feel good, you can make a person laugh, but whether a person is happy or not is deeply, totally, absolutely out of your control. The prerequisite for spending time with anyone is that they nourish you, inspire you, fuel your flame.

Look at your last 5 text messages, they are those people who fuel your flames or put out your fire. Put your phone down for a second and look around you, look at the people around you, are they those people who are throwing fuel on the fire or urinating on it. I want my life, I want my... my job, my family. I want it to mean something. And it's like if you're not improving someone else's life, then you're wasting your time. The separation between talent and ability is one of the most misunderstood concepts by people who try to excel, who have dreams and want to do things.

The talent you have naturally only develops with hours and hours and hours of improving your craft. You don't try to build a wall. You don't set out to build a wall. You don't say, "I'm going to build the biggest, biggest wall that's ever been built." You don't start there. You say, "I'm going to lay this brick as perfectly as a brick can be laid; there won't be a brick on the face of the earth that will lay better than this brick I'm going to lay in the next 10

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." "And you do it every day. And soon you will have a wall. - And soon you have a wall.

And I think that, psychologically, the advantage that it gives me over many people that I have competed with in different situations is that it is difficult to make the first step when you look at how big the task is. The definition of who I am is very clear to me and it also redefines who I want to be. I know for a fact that I am stronger than I thought, you can't help but wonder "what would I do. If I were in Muhammad Ali's place?" I'm motivated by fear. I hate being afraid to do something. And I think what developed in my early days was the attitude that I started attacking the things that scared me.

Why were you scared in your bed the night before? Why, why do you need that fear? Just don't leave. Why are you scared in your bed 16 hours before you jump? Why couldn't you enjoy breakfast? The fear is, fear of what? You're not even close to the plane. In reality, until the moment you leave, there is no reason to be afraid. It just ruins your day, you don't have to jump and then in that moment, suddenly, where you should be terrified it's the happiest experience of your life. And God put the best things in life on the other side of terror.

And they had the nerve to write you off. This is because they didn't understand that your

motivation

would never allow you to stay down during the count. In moments like these we separate the real from the false. And winners like you can take a hit and recover because you understand and know exactly what is at stake. In moments like these we separate the real from the false. And winners like you can take a hit and recover because you understand and know exactly what is at stake. It's time to make money, baby. And this is for all the marbles.

Put up or shut up. Survive beforehand. Win or go home. And that's why you spend all those hours working. That's why you spend all those hours pushing yourself to the limit. You spend all those hours running. That's why you spend all those hours sacrificing yourself. You spend all those hours sweating because you know there will be no time to regret, worry, or disappoint yourself or your teammates. See, you are bound and determined to enter the realm of greatness that is reserved for you and you alone. And so, if the day ever comes that you're tired enough to quit.

Then I need you to act like a car with 4 flats and put the tires back on. I don't think you heard me, I said, "If the day ever comes that you're tired enough to quit, then I need you to act like a car with 4 flat tires and get tired again." Next level success is reserved for those who are willing to not start counting reps until it starts to hurt. Don't start counting the shots taken until your arms are dead tired. Do not start counting the sprints until they are already breathing hard. I heard a wise man say "It hurts but it works" I say when it hurts then and only then will you start receiving the benefits.

The accolades, the ATTA-BOYS, the ATTA-GIRLS, the great jobs, the ALLEY OOP LOBS, the celebration parties with lobster and shish skewers. The raising of the banners, the sizing of the rings. The smiles, the hugs and all the love and respect in between. I see some of you out there in the dark. And you know what I need you to do for me when you're in the dark, right? Turn on the lights when I talk to you because I don't think you can hear me. I said that next level success is reserved for those who are willing to not start counting reps until it starts to hurt.

Don't start counting the shots taken until your arms are dead tired. Do not start counting the sprints until they are already breathing hard. So, just when they think you're about to throw in the towel, that's when I need you to remember all the days you went the extra mile. All those days when your friends told you you were gross when you said you couldn't hang out because you were ripped. You were locked in, you were in a zone. So you had to be strong, because you knew that day would come. When you would have to show the world that you can overcome any adversity, any obstacle, any hardship, any setback.

Because you were prepared for everything. You understood that it would be impossible to run with the cheetahs when you walk with the turtles. You understood that it would be impossible for you to run with the cheetahs when you walked with the turtles. So, your mentality is that of a track star and that gives you the middle ground to jump over life's obstacles, overcome obstacles, overcome obstacles and continue to overcome each and every obstruction that tries to deter you from your goal. final. of next level success. So the stress of the world, your laughing The dreams that say out of your reach, you grab it.

The things they say you can't achieve, you stab them. And when life's bullies try to knock you out, you stick, you move, and you hit them. I said the stresses of the world, you laugh at them. The dreams that say they are out of reach, you go and grab them. The things they say you can't achieve, you stab them. And when life's bullies try to knock you out, you stand still, move, and hit them. And on the rare occasion, you take the hit of life and it knocks you down. You go deeper and then you go deeper and then you go even deeper because you understand that this is the time to rise up.

Move forward with determination and courage. Thanks to all your commitment to resilience, hard work and perseverance, you have now put yourself in a position to show the world that you have that dog. And your inner dog doesn't give up. I said this is the time to get up and move forward with determination and courage. Thanks to all your commitment to resilience, hard work and perseverance, you have put yourself in a position to show the world that you have that dog. And your inner dog won't give up I hated jumping out of planes I hated shooting guns I hated the job as a Navy SEAL but I did it because I wanted to change myself.

I'm not really comfortable doing everything I do, but if you choose to go down that path, being a Navy SEAL, you might as well be the most difficult person in the world because if you choose to do something, you have two routes. You can go in there and be a bit of a weak person and get by, barely, and that's your reputation or you can come across as the toughest guy you can be and that's your reputation. So my thing is that if you're going to choose to open that door in Iraq or Afghanistan, open it and come in strong.

Because they will remember you by opening it slowly and looking inside. So if you're going to open it and you decided to open it, don't just open the door and walk in, that's life. If you choose to do, if you choose to do something, attack it. Because they will remember you as if you had not attacked them. So I want you to remember me. You can hate me, but one thing you can't say about me is that I didn't attack him. So that's the mentality you have to have. If you're going to do something, you might as well attack it, because you're going to do it anyway. - Good.

Who in this world would still go right now? you are you are