P.S I found some of these are by mine trying andby researching on the internet, so they might be not from the people I mentioned below.

So please don't take it personally.

The most important thing I learned from this book "Feel Good Productivity" is that you shouldn't rely on discipline, unless you are David Goggins, and most of us are not him.

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If motivation doesn't come, you properly don't do someanything.

And yes, almostly every time you will not take any action on anything.

You're David Goggins, a former Navy Seal, known for toughness mentality, and extremely disciplined.

You might have watchedseen him saying "You don't know me son"," "Don't stop when you're tired.,"

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and "Stop when you're done"."

You start to get into something, work hard, really hard for that, and the next day you're exhausted because you're working on too much, or all of your discipline disappeared and you're go back into your daily life, even though you're trying to think about discipline, don't ever give up etc.

You have something you love, enjoy, and every time you want to do something, you just need a smalllittle discipline to makget the momentumm going, and then it's so easy to keep going, to immerse in a flow state.

I don't say that being disciplined is wrong, you can try what's best for you.