> The only thing that directs you to “be disciplined” is the desire for what the disciplined behavior will bring you. Which just proves that motivation is not

> The only thing that directs you to “be disciplined” is the desire for what the disciplined behavior will bring you. Which just proves that motivation is not enough. You need discipline. Is the word discipline the problem ? Would regularity feels better ? > You can call it moving definitions around, but at the end of the day if we don’t ultimately do what we ultimately desire, then what really is meant by the word desire? That's not a counter argument, that's now playing with the definition of desire.