5 Best Books on Self-Discipline

Why is self-discipline necessary?

Self-discipline helps you to stay in control of yourself. it helps us to break bad habits and even balance our life. so, here are a few books on self-discipline.

Number 1

The Willpower Instinct by Kelly McGonigal

This book approaches self-discipline and self-control from a more academic standpoint. it will help you gain clarity on why self-discipline seems so challenging to master for so many people.

Number 2

The Practicing Mind by Thomas M. Sterner

This book makes you look at self-discipline from a new perspective. His biggest urging is to learn to love the process of whatever it is you are seeking to accomplish, to do so, is to develop a practicing mind. And when you’ve developed a practicing mind, the self-discipline and focus we all struggle with becomes easier to wield.

Number 3

The Master Key to Riches by Napoleon Hill

This book shows that self-discipline is the master key to riches. it is at the center of everything. if you want to build an abundant life full of wealth and prosperity, it is a skill worth having.

Number 4

Mastery by Robert Greene

This book covers a wide spectrum of ideas that coalesces around what it takes to become a master. A master of your craft, your profession, a master of your life. This book demonstrates that Mastery is a simple process that is accessible to anyone who is willing to put in the time, effort, dedication, and sacrifice to create masterful work.

Number 5

The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy

‘The Compound Effect’ is like a manifesto for self-discipline. Darren sums it up well in his book when he gives the formula for how to create radical change in our lives. The formula is this: “Small smart choices + Consistency + Time = RADICAL DIFFERENCE”

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