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In search of discipline - Esther is a confused human being

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I used to think discipline was for serious, high-achieving people, not for me. However, since graduating last year, I’ve come to realize more and more of its importance. The reason is quite obvious. Being in school creates a structured form of discipline. We had to attend class at 8 a.m., finish assignments by Thursday, and follow the routine our classmates did after school. After graduation, you start to design your life the way you want it to be. There are no exams or grades anymore, so there's no short-term goal to chase. How do you want to spend your time after work? More work, hobbies, dating, or something else? As I've been learning about craftsmanship and navigating difficult jobless periods, I’ve understood the importance of building a professional network and continuously improving my skills as a immigrant in the US. I cannot rest on my laurels. This is where discipline comes in. But cultivating discipline is hard, and most people struggle with it. For instance, many friends w

In search of discipline Why it matters after graduation Esther Jul 12, 2024 9 Share I used to think discipline was for serious, high-achieving people, not for me. However, since graduating last year, I’ve come to realize more and more of its importance. The reason is quite obvious. Being in school creates a structured form of discipline. We had to attend class at 8 a.m., finish assignments by Thursday, and follow the routine our classmates did after school. After graduation, you start to design your life the way you want it to be. There are no exams or grades anymore, so there's no short-term

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