By discipline, I mean the willpower to go on when all motivators have failed but the logic still says that the current path is correct. When you know that a ta

By discipline, I mean the willpower to go on when all motivators have failed but the logic still says that the current path is correct. When you know that a task needs to be done, yet your body and your brain tell you to leave it for later, that they're too tired, that it's not worth it, etc. When you know a task needs to be done to achieve the goal yet most of your colleagues and even part your own brain tells you to stop because... reasons, excuses. I don't know how else to explain it, you just don't stop until the goal is reached, and long before that, motivation, excitement, curiosity, drive, and whatever else emotional factors people have will most likely have stopped...