This is a Glass Box Media Podcast.

In this episode of the Ziggler show, we hear a clip from Ziggler advocating personal discipline,

and I asked our audience, are you satisfied with your level of personal

discipline unlike most of my survey questions the results were equally distributed between

no decent and yes.

Tom Ziggler and I talked through some comments and offer paradigm shifts

on how we perceive and embrace the concept of personal discipline. on. increasing your performance in your personal and professional life drawing straight from the legacy of one of the most inspiring leaders of our age

Zigg Zigg Zigg. This is the weekly Q&A episode I do with my co-host and the CEO of Ziggler Tom Ziegler in these Q&A shows I often play a short clip from

Ziegziegler or I'll take a hot topic and post it to the Ziegler audience from

the responses we get some of the most poignant and relevant input into the realities of walking out personal and professional development and growth in the real world and current circumstances of life.

I invite you to join us in these

weekly discussions. Find us on Facebook at Kevin Miller, C.O. No one listening to

this show is unaware of the concept of personal discipline. We tend to think of

ourselves and others as either discipline or not. When in truth it's really a fallacy

nearly everyone is disciplined in various areas of our lives, which we're going to talk about here, though

maybe not the areas that gain the most spotlight and glory.

Tom Ziegler and I talk through a lot of the comments as it helped give different perspectives to the concept of discipline.

And as you're going to hear, however, I give a lot of focus to the danger of believing yourself to not be disciplined.

And again, question whether this is actually true.

We cover at length the errancy in relying solely on our self-discipline when we're far better

off, better served to create environments where we do not need to rely on our self-discipline.

So next we're going to kick off with a four minute clip from Zigg Ziggler, then get into your comments.

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