Practice patience and discipline

“If you have good thoughts they will shine out of your face like sunbeams and you will always look lovely.”

~Roald Dahl

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Practice patience and discipline

1/2/2018

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Sterner, Thomas M. The Practicing Mind: Developing Focus and Discipline in Your Life. Novato, CA: New World Library, 2012. p. 40.
"The practicing mind comes down to a few things:

Keep yourself process-oriented.
Stay in the present.
Make the process the goal and use the overall goal as a rudder to steer your efforts.
Be deliberate, have intention about what you want to accomplish, and remain aware of that intention."

These notes seem particularly fitting to the New Year. I am committing to continued practice with discipline and patience.

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7/7/2020 02:07:29 am

I agree with what you have said on your post that patience and discipline come together. Now that we’re facing a crisis because of COVID19, discipline is really needed. Sadly, now that we’re in quarantine, there are still lots of people who break quarantine protocols and forget the importance of social distancing most of the time. I have actually realized that we have a hard time maintaining discipline even though our health is at risk. Anyway, thank you for sharing some of the practices that can help develop patience and discipline.

Paula Wick

The Thoughts from a Nurtured Heart blog includes ideas and perspectives encountered through intentional living. Posts include ideas that support NHA but are not necessarily explicit teachings of Howard Glasser. I've done my best to properly attribute ideas I borrow from others.

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