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<h1 class="title">the<sub>science</sub><sub>of</sub><sub>self</sub><sub>discipline</sub></h1>
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<h2 id="org9d69bc9"><a href="#org9d69bc9">Introduction</a></h2>
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Upon completing the book titled “The Science of Self-Discipline” written by Peter Hollins, I wanted to write a
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little summary of the lessons the book has to offer.
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<h2 id="orgc3ab584"><a href="#orgc3ab584">Purpose</a></h2>
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The purpose of the book is to provide a framework for those wanting to build and maintain self-discipline in their
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daily routine, through science-based advice and strategies.
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<h2 id="org13c4d96"><a href="#org13c4d96">Biological Basis of Self-Discipline</a></h2>
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One of the first quotes given in the book is from Jim Rohn, who states that:
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> “We must all suffer one of two things: the pain of discipline or the pain of regret.”
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The very first chapter talks about the biology behind self-discipline. The reason for discussing this is that
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without having an understanding of the things that cause, diminish or strengthen self-discipline, it would be
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difficult to benefit from it. The concept of <a href="20250723185056-neuroplasticity.html#ID-a087da71-bcfb-4ddf-9565-b82113d5d27f">neuroplasticity</a> is mentioned in the book, which
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enables change. Our brain’s ability to form and reorganise neural connections alludes to the fact that
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self-discipline can be developed and improved over time. The example used is that of a road being taken to and from
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work every single day. The more often this road is taken, the more automatic the journey becomes, up to a point
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where you will be able to get through it without conscious thought.
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Another important point raised is the concept of <b>willpower fatigue</b>. Self-discipline and willpower are not two
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static quantities that are fixed, they are like gas in a tank, it can be drained or replenished. Essentially this
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emphasises the point that no matter how great somebody’s willpower is, it will eventually deplete. How does one
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combat this then? One should prioritise important tasks when the willpower is at its highest, larger tasks should be
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broken down into smaller ones, and self-care should be practiced to replenish willpower.
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<h2 id="org5d895e1"><a href="#org5d895e1">Two Rules:</a></h2>
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<h3 id="orgc1d2572"><a href="#orgc1d2572">The 40% Rule</a></h3>
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This rule was developed by Navy SEALs, and states that when you feel like you’ve reached your mental or physical
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limit, the reality is that you’ve only reached about 40% of your true capacity. This rule allows you to create a
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shift in your mindset. Perceived limitations are no longer ones maximum capacity, but rather, this shift pushes you
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to tap into hidden reserves and maximises your potential.
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<h3 id="org15ddb9c"><a href="#org15ddb9c">10-Minute Rule</a></h3>
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If you ever felt like you crave something, and the urge pushes you to it, the 10 minute rules states that you should
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wait for 10 minutes before getting it. If you want to eat a sugary snack, wait for 10 minutes before getting it.
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This exercise removes the ’immediate’ from immediate gratification, and more-so shows that you <b>can</b> withstand your
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<h2 id="org7df7d95"><a href="#org7df7d95">Discipline Drainers</a></h2>
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<h3 id="orgc47eed8"><a href="#orgc47eed8">False Hope Syndrome</a></h3>
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Instead of setting unrealistic expectations, set smaller achievable goals, and celebrate the wins along the way. If
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you were to do the former, it can quickly lead to disappointment and a decrease in motivation. The latter approach
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will give you the sense of accomplishment, build self-confidence and increase momentum, which is more sustainable
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over time.
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<h3 id="orgfe368a1"><a href="#orgfe368a1">Procrastination</a></h3>
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To improve self-discipline, procrastination should be avoided, one should stop waiting to <b>be ready</b> or for
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everything to feel <b>just right</b>. Inaction goes hand in hand with making excuses, and ultimately sabotages the
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chances of you getting the thing you want done. The 75% rule was mentioned, where you take action when you are 75%
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certain of success. Embracing the imperfection allows you to act, and this action enables you to improve
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self-discipline.
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<h2 id="org37ac006"><a href="#org37ac006">Flex your Uncomfortable muscle</a></h2>
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By nature self-discipline is uncomfortable. If you were given the choice to play video games or run a mile, most
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would choose the former, simply because it is <b>easier</b>. Methods such as urge surfing, seeking out
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challenges and practicing discomfort are mentioned here that would allow you to develop self-discipline.
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<h2 id="org625476e"><a href="#org625476e">Create a Disciplined Environment</a></h2>
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The next chapter of the book states that having an environment that is conducive to self-discipline is one of the
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most effective and simplest ways to drastically improve ones life. How does one do this? The author lists and
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explains ways to create such an environment. From amongst them are:
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<li>Minimising Distractions: essentially you create a clutter-free working environment, and focus on the ’out of sight,
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out of mind’ principle</li>
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<li>Regulate Dopamine: being mindful of the cues that trigger dopamine release, such as junk food, social media etc.
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and instead creating a reward system that enforces positive behaviour and habits</li>
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<li>Optimise default choices: simply put, this is streamlining disciplined behaviour and choosing the path of least
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<h2 id="org28e7e40"><a href="#org28e7e40">Delayed Gratification</a></h2>
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<div class="outline-text-2" id="text-org28e7e40">
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<p>
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This chapter was titled ’Why You Should Always Eat Your Vegetables First’, and, as one can tell, this is talking
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about the art of delaying gratification. The author goes on to explain how this works, and goes back to the
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<a href="20250723184430-stanford_marshmallow_experiment.html#ID-acba0d25-08db-4784-8cc2-fe5c437ba723">stanford-marshmallow-experiment</a>. Two ways one can delay gratification are:
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</p>
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<ul class="org-ul">
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<li>Visualising your future self: research goes on to state that there is a strong correlation between visualising
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your future self and making better long-term decisions. This is simply putting yourself in the shoes of your
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future self and imagining what you will be doing in the future</li>
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<li>The 10-10-10 Rule: a question to pose to oneself, asking ’how will I feel in 10 minutes, 10 hours and 10 days?’.
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This question forces a perspective shift and can allow you to prioritise long-term benefits over short-term
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satisfactions</li>
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</ul>
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</div>
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</div>
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<div id="outline-container-org3979a3a" class="outline-2">
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<h2 id="org3979a3a"><a href="#org3979a3a">Using targeted questions</a></h2>
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<div class="outline-text-2" id="text-org3979a3a">
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<p>
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> If you make the effort to ask yourself these four questions and to be
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honest in your answers, you’ll become more aware of your tendencies to
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rationalize and make excuses, and you’ll be prepared to create better
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habits for leading a disciplined life.
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</p>
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<p>
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The four questions are as follows:
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</p>
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<ol class="org-ol">
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<li>Do I want to be a disciplined person or not?</li>
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<li>Am I doing the right thing or simply what’s easy?</li>
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<li>These are the vegetables, so what am I getting for dessert?</li>
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<li>Am I being self-aware?</li>
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</ol>
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</div>
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<div id="outline-container-org940358c" class="outline-2">
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<h2 id="org940358c"><a href="#org940358c">Mindset and Approach</a></h2>
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<div class="outline-text-2" id="text-org940358c">
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<p>
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This chapter talks about how our mindset can affect weather we positively or negatively perceive our lives. Some of
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the ways one can take on a more positive and optimistic outlook on life are:
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</p>
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<ul class="org-ul">
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<li>The Endowed Progress Effect: perceiving advancements can make us feel more motivated and optimistic, one can do
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this by recognising and acknowledging progress in the past towards a goal</li>
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<li>Goal Proximity: the idea that the closer we are to a goal, the more motivated we are to reach it.</li>
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<li>Think of How Your Actions Can Benefit Others: when one considers how their actions can benefit others, this can
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quickly turn into a strong source of motivation and drive</li>
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<li>Think Optimistically: by thinking optimistically, one can create a positive and optimistic outlook on life. The
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term used in the book is ’hoping for the best while preparing for the worst’</li>
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<li>Think in Terms of Effort: focus on the effort, not the outcome. When one does this, they are able to enjoy the
|
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process regardless of the outcome</li>
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</ul>
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</div>
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</div>
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<div id="outline-container-orgd57f661" class="outline-2">
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<h2 id="orgd57f661"><a href="#orgd57f661">Build Routines and Habits</a></h2>
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<div class="outline-text-2" id="text-orgd57f661">
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<p>
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Motivation is nice to have, but it is something that fluctuates based on emotion and circumstances. Habits on the
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other hand, are something concrete and can be built and maintained. Research has shown that it takes 66 days to
|
||
build a habit, and requires self-discipline to get through that process. But once it is built, this habit will drive
|
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you instead. The final thing mentioned in the book is the six sources of influence model by Joseph Grenny. These
|
||
factors are (1) personal motivation, (2) personal ability, (3) social motivation, (4) social ability, (5) structural
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motivation, and (6) structural ability.
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</p>
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</div>
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</div>
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<div id="outline-container-org70f2876" class="outline-2">
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<h2 id="org70f2876"><a href="#org70f2876">Summary</a></h2>
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<p>
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This book is a great read, and taught me a lot about self-discipline and the science behind it. I would definitely
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recommend it to anyone who wants to improve their self-discipline. It is, however, something that should be
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reflected upon, not all the approaches and strategies are a one-size-fits-all, thus, take it with a grain of salt and
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adapt it to your own circumstances.
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