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Mastering the art of self-discipline
Abstract
In last month's issue, Jason Ratcliffe discussed the importance of getting the basics right to support the self-discipline required to run a business. In this article, Jason will explore how a practitioner can apply the art of self-discipline to their clinic
In my previous article, I discussed getting the building blocks of health and personal development. This is important, as individuals need to be in peak performance to ensure that they give their business the best chance to grow. This means that individuals need to ensure that they get enough sleep, keep themselves in good physical condition, eat the right food and look after their mental health. If an individual neglects any one of these factors, they will not be able to provide a consistent level of performance to support the development of their business.
In this article, I will discuss some further suggestions to boost productivity.
Setting a meaning to your life is crucial to self-discipline and setting long-term goals. People need meaning in four ways, namely purpose, values, controls and self-worth. Consider setting long-term objectives, deciding how you will achieve them ethically, and make sure you have control over achieving these goals.
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