Integrity and Discipline

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I strongly believed the two qualities which helps us to succeed in life , creating confidence and adding a value in our life are Integrity and Discipline. It has been consistent effort on developing these to qualities for me .

The Integrity is all about “speak what you do and Do what you speak” This definition   simplifies   to practice in  your life. Just bring the conscious about “ speak and actions.” Synchronize both will make you integrity in the character. We have developed unknowingly doing the right things when somebody is watching.  We have ignored the fact that we don’t do when somebody is not watching only put us down. 

Our inner conscious is watching this split behave and get confused and store in the subconscious mind. Our focus is on not to fall in front of other eyes , but ignored the fact you are falling on your own eyes. Integrity towards ourselves  is more important in our life.

The Discipline is all about “place for everything, everything must be on that place” and “Time for everything, everything must be on that time”. Simple practice of place for keeping mobile every time keep in that place only, you never miss. I have place for keeping valet and  keep always in that place I don’t miss the valet any time. Place to keep my shoes in the house and keep in that place. Place to keep files keep in that place, place to keep a documents, keep in that place. It develops the discipline. Same way time to eat, everyday eat in that same time makes discipline in turn help us to keep better health. Time to sleep, sleep in that time. Time for workout and work out in that time, time for work and work in that time without wasting. You fix the time to complete assignments and complete in that time.

Live a life of Integrity and Discipline

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