Do people fail because of lack of opportunity or lack of discipline?
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It is lack of discipline for me. They are a lot of people suffering some even dying as they could not discipline themselves enough to let go of some things.As sn irresponsible person without self discipline you can fall a victims to different things. You can go to jail if you are a rapist,you can beRead more
It is lack of discipline for me. They are a lot of people suffering some even dying as they could not discipline themselves enough to let go of some things.
As sn irresponsible person without self discipline you can fall a victims to different things. You can go to jail if you are a rapist,you can be jailed for fraud or criminal activites .
See lessIt’s usually not one or the other in isolation, but lack of discipline tends to do more long-term damage when opportunity is present. Many people have chances at some point, but without consistency, focus, and effort, they can’t turn those chances into results. On the other hand, lack of opportunityRead more
It’s usually not one or the other in isolation, but lack of discipline tends to do more long-term damage when opportunity is present. Many people have chances at some point, but without consistency, focus, and effort, they can’t turn those chances into results. On the other hand, lack of opportunity can slow progress, but disciplined people often find or create openings over time. In reality, discipline acts like the multiplier—opportunity matters, but discipline decides what you do with it.
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