Seldi
Persist Through Self-Discipline
Seldi /SEL-dee/ Self-Discipline
Develop and maintain Self-Discipline through persistent action in all areas of life in order to remain in control of all things within your control.
“Self-discipline is the cornerstone of strength of character. As such, it is the key that unlocks the door to consistency, resilience, and our unlimited potential.” ~Roger Anthony
1828 definition of
discipline: Education; instruction; cultivation and improvement; instruction and government, rule of government, subjection to laws, rules, order precepts or regulations.
How to Use SELDI
- I persist through self-discipline.
- Maintain mastery habits in both my personal and family life.
- Be tenacious by never backing down from following through on my goals and commitments.
- Stay in control, no matter what!
- Choose the right, regardless of the circumstance.
Results from Applying SELDI
- Produces personal and professional effectiveness
- Builds reliability and trust, culminating in integrity
- Differentiates between success or failure
- Develops consistency, resilience, and strength of character
Recommended Path:
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Enligh Time Suggestions
- “Self-discipline is the cornerstone of strength of character. As such, it is the key that unlocks the door to consistency, resilience, and our unlimited potential.” ~Roger Anthony
- What does this quote mean to you?
- Listen to Seldi the Arabian Horse .
- Write your thoughts and impressions.
- How does one develop self-discipline?
- Read through the Arabian horse facts.
- How can you liken the Arabian horse to self-discipline?
- How would you explain self-discipline?
- Look through the How to Use Seldi table below and find examples of each bullet point in your core books or from your own life.
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Explore the horse- Did you know?
2. In ancient times, Arabians were used as war horses because of their speed and agility.
3. It is said that a Bedouin horse master measures the level of his horses’ discipline by taking them on a journey in the desert. After several days, upon arriving at an oasis, he turns the herd loose for a desperately needed drink of water. Before the Arabians reach the water, the master calls them to return to him. Only those who obey are considered worthy of their master’s trust.
4. Arabians are very loyal animals and will be obedient to a master if treated well.
5. What else can you learn about Arabian horses?
