#Self-Discipline
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3 Stoic Exercises That Will Help Create Your Best Month Yet
The page presents three Stoic exercises: get up and do the work, build or avoid habits one day at a time, and review your actions daily, monthly, quarterly, and yearly.
Personal Time Management for Busy Managers
The page defines effective, efficient, and effortless, then says personal time management helps people take control of time through self-discipline, better planning, and avoiding wasted effort.
12 Rules for (a Stoic) Life
The post turns Jordan Peterson’s 12 Rules for Life into a Stoic version, listing habits of kindness, restraint, early rising, cold showers, and speaking only what is true.
The Four Hidden Habit Skills
The post says habit formation is a skillset made of four practices: committing to start, starting the habit, noticing rationalizations, and readjusting when plans break down.
The Quickstart Guide to Quitting a Bad Habit
Leo Babauta says bad habits change through small, doable steps: commit, explain your reason, get support, map triggers, replace the habit, and handle urges and mistakes without giving up.
A Guide for Young People: What to Do With Your Life
The page argues that young people cannot know their future path, so they should prepare by building skills, tolerating discomfort and uncertainty, avoiding distraction, and becoming trustworthy.
You can work Remote!
The post argues that remote work depends on self-discipline, overcommunication, a visible digital presence, a dedicated home office, and a morning routine, plus honesty and follow-through.
The Four Habits that Form Habits
Babauta argues that lasting habits begin with very small actions, attention to discouraging thoughts, enjoyment of the practice, and a restart plan for missed days.