LESSON TWO: DISCIPLINE OVER MOTIVATION Motivation is fleeting—it comes and goes like a mood. Discipline, on the other hand, is a decision. It’s the quiet force behind every long-term success. Where motivation says, “I feel like it,” discipline says, “I’ll do it anyway.” Many wait for the perfect moment to act—for inspiration, energy, or the right “vibe.” But greatness belongs to those who act regardless of how they feel. The disciplined do not chase moods; they create systems, build habits, and honor their word, even when no one is watching. Think of the warrior who trains daily, not because of adrenaline, but because they understand that preparation wins battles before they begin. Or the thinker who studies deeply each day, knowing that sharp insight is forged in quiet hours of focus. Discipline is not about harshness. It’s about commitment. It’s the choice to stay the course, to say no to distractions, and to keep your word to yourself—especially when it’s hard. Today’s challenge is on the poster.