One of the most essential skills for unlocking our potential is self-discipline. We asked some of the most inspiring creatives and entrepreneurs where their self-discipline comes from.
Shaun Moore
For me, I believe my self-discipline comes from when I was very young child. Let’s say first grade aged. In elementary school, no one had to tell me to do my work in class or homework. I always took initiative and excelled very well. My parents took notice of my eagerness to learn and participate in school based activities as well as extra-curricular activities. Read More>>
Jeremiah Jacksun
Thank you so much for having me. It is truly a blessing to be back connecting with the Bold Journey community again. To answer your question, it comes from knowing what to walk away from. For me, that’s rooted in faith. The Bible talks about abstaining from people, images, conversations, anything that doesn’t lead to good. So I steward my body and my mind accordingly. Read More>>
Brandon Brooks
Self-discipline is developed through daily reflection and a strong commitment to personal accountability. By taking time each day to evaluate my actions, priorities, and progress, I can ensure that my behavior aligns with my long-term goals and values. This daily practice of reflection helps keep my focus clear and allows me to continuously adjust my efforts toward creating the life I aspire to achieve. Read More>>
Streets Soprano
My self discipline comes from within myself. I’m very disciplined and committed to music 100%. It also comes from my labelmates and Benny the Butcher (BSF) . I’m seeing firsthand what it takes to keep pushing the envelope and pursuing greatness, which gives me no choice but to be disciplined. Read More>>
Victoria Negri
To preface my response, I don’t view self-discipline as a form of rigidness. I feel like sometimes when I or others think of self-discipline, it’s an unwavering focus on a goal, a relentless pursuit. I used to be a perfectionist, scheduling every moment of my day, and making sure I checked every task off the list. Read More>>
Camila Ramos
Having a goal is certainly a great way to encourage ourselves to have discipline. If I have a goal I’ll do everything in my power to make it happen despite low motivation, obstacles, etc. Read More>>
Stephen Bianchi
Self-discipline for me comes from understanding that meaningful things take time and consistent effort. Whether it’s building a business, designing a project, or even maintaining personal health, results rarely come from short bursts of motivation — they come from steady, repeatable habits. Running a small firm especially requires that mindset. Read More>>
Amy Kleist
My self-discipline is rooted in self-love and a deep commitment to wellness. At its core, it’s driven by an ongoing curiosity about our bodies; a desire to truly listen to what they’re telling us. Our bodies are designed to heal, yet so often we unknowingly interrupt those natural processes. Read more>>
Alex Cohen
Honestly, my self-discipline really came from two places: sports and my parents. I started playing ice hockey when I was five, and that environment teaches discipline quickly. If you want to get better, nobody forces you to do the extra work. You have to choose it yourself. That meant practicing stickhandling on my own, doing off-ice training, working out, and still keeping up with school. Read more>>
Francisco Hernandez
Where does your self-discipline come from? My self-discipline is deeply rooted in my Hispanic heritage and in the life experiences that shaped my journey from a young age. I come from a culture that values perseverance, responsibility, and hard work. Those values were reinforced when my family had to emigrate to the USA due to political circumstances. Read more>>
Ana Ita
My self-discipline comes from the vision I’ve always had for myself and for TAMED. Even as a child, I was extremely competitive in everything I did, especially in school and sports. I always had a strong desire to succeed and push beyond what people expected of me. Read More>>
Cody Warren
My self-discipline didn’t start in business—it started on the baseball field and in the structured environments that shaped my upbringing. I was fortunate to grow up in a family deeply rooted in military values. At different points in my childhood, my brother and I lived with our grandparents while our parents worked tirelessly to build a better future for our family. Read More>>
Ashley-Marie Pineiro
People sometimes ask me where my self-discipline comes from. The truth is, it did not come from a book, a productivity hack, or some sudden moment of motivation. It grew over time from the way I was raised, the things I went through, and the kind of life I decided I wanted to build for myself. Read More>>
