how to get discipline? get rid of laziness and be

[VVoltz]

Step 1:

Don't post on a message board hoping other people will solve your problems.

Can't wait for the other steps in your process!

Seriously, I think a forum was made to share ideas and thoughts, test is only asking for "advice".

Edit:
On topic: I think excersice is the answer. I've read that running a few miles a day can really push your positiveness =)

 

[cubin']

Yeah, exercise for sure. When I first heard that it would improve my concentration, happiness, make me more relaxed etc. I was skeptical but for the last 6 months I've been doing a 40 minute run 4 times a week and the improvements are amazing

I feel like I'm selling something...but seriously try exercising I think you'll find it helps.

 

[JPH]

Yeah, exercise for sure. When I first heard that it would improve my concentration, happiness, make me more relaxed etc. I was skeptical but for the last 6 months I've been doing a 40 minute run 4 times a week and the improvements are amazing

I feel like I'm selling something...but seriously try exercising I think you'll find it helps.

Yeah, especially excercising in the morning - it's a good way to start off the day.

 

[Urza]

Seriously, I think a forum was made to share ideas and thoughts, test is only asking for "advice".

Yes, but at a certain point you should actually take action and some responsibility upon yourself instead of sitting around waiting for someone else to give you an easy solution.

 

[Westside]

I do have to disagree with the military comments. I don’t know what it’s like in the States, although I have heard they have hard ass training. In Canada, I used to be a very lazy person who gets up at like 10am. After the training, even when I gave up military to go to University, I still wake up at like 5am, and run a good 6mile. The most important thing however, I found throughout the military career is having a motivation to do things will conquer that laziness. So find something that will motivate you, (in a good and non-lazy way of course) and stick to it.
-BTW you live in USA? Then join the suck bro.

 

[cubin']

Seriously, I think a forum was made to share ideas and thoughts, test is only asking for "advice".

Yes, but at a certain point you should actually take action and some responsibility upon yourself instead of sitting around waiting for someone else to give you an easy solution.

Nothing wrong with getting some advice though.

 

[GeekyGuy]

Don't fight it. Be one with your laziness. Make peace with your inner slug.

 

[shadow1w2]

Don't fight it. Be one with your laziness. Make peace with your inner slug.Â

Yes.
Sit on your comfy chair and poke it with a stick!

 

[WK416]

Electroshock therapy. Sounds simple enough.

 

[test84]

dont expect more from someone with 666 posts!