Noortje Klomp
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Noortje Klomp
No one asks if the “deep thinker” is tired of their own mind.
When you look back months or years from now, you will see that discipline was never about rules.
It was about respect.
Respect for your time.
Respect for your effort.
Respect for your potential.
It was about respect.
Respect for your time.
Respect for your effort.
Respect for your potential.
Epictetus taught that the first step to freedom is self-command.
If you cannot govern your own impulses, the world will govern them for you.
To be disciplined, then, is to live with alignment.
It means your actions match your values, your words match your intentions, and your habits match your principles.
That alignment creates respect, not from... See more
If you cannot govern your own impulses, the world will govern them for you.
To be disciplined, then, is to live with alignment.
It means your actions match your values, your words match your intentions, and your habits match your principles.
That alignment creates respect, not from... See more