Clyde Lee Dennis here, and today in our seven good minutes. Extra segment, I want to dive deeper

into that powerful truth we explored. Discipline is not about controlling your life, but about

honoring the person you are becoming, through the choices you make today. This quote captures

something profound about the nature of real discipline.

So often we think of discipline as restriction as saying no to what we want.

But true discipline is actually the opposite.

It's saying yes to who we're meant to be.

When you choose to get up early to work on your dreams, you're not punishing yourself.

You're honoring the dreamer within you.

When you choose healthy food over junk food, you're not depriving yourself.

You're honoring the vibrant, energetic person you're becoming.

Every discipline choice is a vote for your future self.

It's a way of saying, I believe in who I'm becoming, and I'm willing

to make choices today that support that vision. This shifts discipline from being about willpower

to being about identity. You're not forcing yourself to do things. You're simply acting in alignment

with who you are. Here's a question for reflection. What would

change in your life if you viewed every disciplined choice as an act of self-honor rather than self-control?

How might this shift in perspective make consistency feel more natural and sustainable? And here's

your affirmation. I honor my future self through the loving choices I make today.

Each disciplined action is a gift I give to the person I am becoming. Until next time, I'm Clyde Lee Dennis,

and this has been seven good minutes, extra.