Self-discipline is the virtue, we use to manage ourselves and the different parts of our lives. It involves controlling our tempers. It involves controlling our wishes; it means controlling our appetites, as in the bible. Self-discipline also requires recognizing your limits, not wanting too much and too soon. We should not be reaching beyond your abilities, that we fall in trouble. In short, self-discipline means saying yes to the right thing and no to the wrong things. It means taking charge of yourself. Unfortunately, self-discipline is one of the hardest virtues to achieve. In particular, many young people have great difficulty getting to the point where they are truly in control of themselves. “Get your act together” is a well-known phrase. It really means, gets some discipline.
Now we may ask a question that How to achieve it? The answer is that we can start by following the directions of your parents, teachers, coaches, and ministers. Yes, self-discipline involves obedience. Following directions promptly, sticky to the rules cheerfully, and staying within the bounds of the law are all part of self-discipline. Maintaining a schedule is another way to learn self-discipline. One of the hardest things to learn the management of time.
Kavya Chaudhary
8 th Class
BGIS
