If Discipline Creates Brilliance, What Does The Lack Of Discipline Create?

[Vincent Wright]

There are two great things I enjoyed practicing when I was younger: saxophone and hatha yoga.

Candidly, I started practicing hatha yoga so that it could help me become a better saxophonist. (Just 4 months before my 20th birthday, I started practicing yoga to improve my breathing capacity, digital flexibility, and digital strength)

Indeed, as I reflect on the deepest periods of practice, practice didn't feel like practice, at all!

Discipline wasn't something forced on me but, rather, something I ENJOYED!

Discipline leads to brilliance.

Not someone else's brilliance. YOUR brilliance! PERSONAL brilliance for YOU! Brilliance within your personal set of skills.

I interpret brilliance as FREEDOM.

Likewise in business: business discipline helps creates business brilliance.

So, what does the lack of business discipline create?

1. Chaos

2. Weakness

3. Missed opportunities

4. Poverty (lack of money)

5. A disastrous future

Discipline doesn't have to be hard.

Discipline is made EASY when you LOVE what you do.

I never struggled with the disciplined time frames of my saxophone and yoga practices. It was easy getting up even at the seemingly ungodly hour of 4 AM - EVERY DAY - for SEVEN YEARS.

So, when it came to those two great loves of my life, I felt brilliant, I felt free in doing anything which I commanded myself to do. Virtually the full range of the saxophone and the full range of physical yoga exercises were within my reach.

So, to the question: If discipline creates brilliance, what does the lack of discipline create?

Thanks, and Keep STRONG!!
Vincent Wright
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[Vincent Wright]

This I like, Diane:
"My state of being is the key that will help me move from lack of discipline to discipline."

+Vincent

[Diane Corriette]

Lack of discipline offers an opportunity for me to see who I am "being" when I say that I have a desire for something but I am allowing myself to have no drive to go get it.
A lack of discipline is an opportunity for me to know who I am when I lack discipline so that I know what I don't want. When I realize that I don't want "lack of" then I can work towards attaining discipline but only my state of being will get me there.
Experiencing lack is really important at all times because if I don't know what I don't want how can I know what I do.
My state of being is the key that will help me move from lack of discipline to discipline.

[Vincent Wright]

If you're doing something you love, no, no discipline is needed UNLESS you want to make profit from it...

But, "lack of discipline creates peace"????? HOW, please????