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Overcoming Discomfort and Fear to Achieve Discipline
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The fear of discomfort and potential failure can prevent people from achieving discipline, which could solve many of the issues they face. Accepting that discomfort is part of the process and focusing on the end goal can be key to pushing through the fear and achieving discipline.
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