@abemka228_7: Discipline is a person's ability to comply with certain rules, routines or obligations. It can be understood in two senses: 1. As a quality of personality (self-discipline): This is the ability to do what is necessary, even when you do not want to. For example, to get up on time, play sports or work, putting off momentary pleasure for a long-term goal. 2. As an external system: This is the order established by the rules or requirements. For example, labour discipline (compliance with the schedule at work) or military discipline (unquestioning execution of orders). How is discipline different from motivation? Motivation is an emotional rise ("I want it because I like it/it's interesting"), which passes quickly. Discipline is a routine and a habit ("I do it because it is necessary for the result"), which works even in a bad mood. A simple example: If you have a goal to learn a foreign language: · Motivation pushes: "How great to speak freely!" · Discipline makes me: "Today I'll learn 10 words, even if I'm tired." As a result, discipline is important for achieving any major goals - from sports to career.#CapCut

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