Dec. 1, 2020Each day offers new opportunities to recommit to the discipline needed to accomplish our goals, from fitness to financial freedom, and more. So, how do we get our actions to align with our thoughts for greater self discipline, and ultimately, greater freedom? Kelly and Maria share six tips that they have developed to increase self discipline, including facing discomfort and focusing on your “why.”Have something to share with the hosts? Email it to hello@championsmojo.com.Episode Topics and MentionsJocko Willink Jordan Peterson Mel RobbinsKeyhole imageReframing the shame of failureFares KsebatiBHAGS: Big, hairy, audacious goalsRace Across AmericaBrain cancer researchTopical steroid addictionKaizen theoryCouch to 5K programsBreast cancer6 Tips for Greater DisciplineFocus on an identity change: Think of yourself as the future person you want to be, i.e. -- an athlete, a successful businessperson, etc.Discover the “why” of what you are doing: Ground your goal in something meaningful and surround the “why” with emotion.Build your discomfort muscle: Think of how you will feel when you are done with that uncomfortable thing. An easy way to do it is to take a cold shower each day.Target small steps: Implement tiny steps toward a goal. Use the Kaizen theory.Find your weaknesses and strengths: Decide what gets in your way when it comes to achievements -- your distractions, your willpower, etc. Tap into your strengths too -- what time of day are you most motivated? Who inspires you?Know your best motivation: Rewards, accountability, fear, achievement, power, finance, health and more**BONUS TIP: Remove shame: Consider failure as simply “more information” for your future self and goals.**Quote of the Week"You can eat a whole elephant, one bite at a time." -- UnknownSubscribe to the Champion's Mojo podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Play. Have something you want to share with us? Email it to hello@championsmojo.com.Support the show