Sounds good, Jim. Basically, procrastination is a quest for perfection that feeds off of your emotions. “How you feel” in the moment determines whether you do the thing. Discipline, on the other hand, disregards you feelings and causes you to do the thing whether you feel like it or not.

I tell you what, I’m going to update the article to say as much. We’ll call this the Jim 2.024 update of this article.

Thanks for reaching out.

It has been a while but I am going to be putting out some good relevant content soon. Let me know what you would like me to cover.

Thank you for the encouragement. I think more proplr need to learn these myths about leadership so they can shed all their doubts and be and grow to become effective leaders sooner.

Sure. Thank you for reaching out. Sometimes people make sacrifices for the things they want and it doesn’t seem to get them where they hoped to be. Most times it’s because the “sacrifice” they made wasn’t a real sacrifice because it didn’t cost them anything. A sacrifice is only a sacrifice when you are FORCED to give something up (when it costs you something). Hope that helps. I might do a you tube video to explain further. Stay tuned.