No Discipline? Know the root cause for life-changing results!

Struggling with self-discipline? It's easy to focus on the symptoms, but the real change happens when you dig into the root cause. Most books and videos only scratch the surface, offering quick fixes that don't last. The truth is, your self-discipline (or lack of it) likely traces back to how you were raised. Whether your upbringing was too strict or too lenient, it shaped how you approach discipline today.

In this video, I'll walk you through practical steps to rewire those early influences and become the disciplined person you want to be. The key? Learning to be the parent to yourself that you wish you had.

About Saul Nir: I've been in the self-development game for 25 years, both as someone who's learned a lot and as a coach helping others along the way. I've read many books and watched endless videos on personal growth, so I've picked up a thing or two. For the past eight years, I've been deeply involved with a men's team organization called MDI, 'Mentor Discover Inspire,' where, as a leading coach, I've coached hundreds of men and even helped rewrite some of the training materials. My goal here is to share what I've learned to help you tackle whatever's holding you back so you can live your best life.

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Disclaimer: The content on this YouTube channel is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of a qualified mental health professional or other appropriate experts with any questions you may have regarding your personal development or mental health. The information provided here is based on my personal experiences and research, and while I strive for accuracy, I cannot guarantee the completeness or reliability of the content. By watching these videos, you acknowledge and agree that you are responsible for your own decisions and actions. Please consult a professional before making any significant changes to your life.

[stephendewit]

I like this. Great points. And your voice is very calming.

[Bozowomp]

Needed this desperately and the algorithm blessed me with it. Thanks for the video, was very informative and quick too!

[windy-lake]

Very clear and sober analysis. Straight to the point and no fluff. Personally, I had both parents. Sometimes they were strict, sometimes they were relaxed, and sometimes they were nearly absent for long periods. They were loving parents, doing their best, but very inconsistent in regards to discipline. I struggle a lot with self-motivation and executive function. I may try both methods and see which works best. Thank you!

[plasmas]

This video resonated with me more than any other I've seen on this topic. Could you elaborate more on what it means to be action and result oriented?

[dougsamuel]

Oh, they were overly strict. No wonder! I find it helps to choose goals that I really care about so then the self-discipline develops so I can create the results that I want.