I like discipline in all its areas and meaning. A disciplined person is a treasure to have, because no matter where you put them they can emerge out with a graceful composure. If you put a disciplined person under pressure the results can match their discipline. We all know people in our time like General Colin Powell (according to me he is one of America’s great leaders) who has modeled great discipline not just in the army but as Secretary of State and in his daily activities and just from what he has shown us in leadership we know it did not happen over night. People like Leonardo, Mozart, Michelangelo great masters in their fields, they practiced, learned good principles, they did not slack in their studies; they did everything they new to do, they reinforced it again and again until they got the process and had a pattern to bring out the results that made them great masters. Discipline is a word that many people don’t want to hear but maybe today you can consider this reminder and pick up your boots and decide to be disciplined starting from the tinny details of your life to the major areas of your life. This ten letter word is holding thousands and thousands of success stories. Don’t let it hold yours back.
The poet Madeline Ndambakuwa speaks and uncovers poetry with the eyes of a poet that sees beyond the surface, and makes it simple to understand so that even the hidden mysteries of life are unveiled. Inspired by God, I believe that my books "Twinkles of Dawn" and recently published "Comfort" will encourage you and lift you up. Both books are a must read for the 21st Century encounters of life.
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