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Pay the price! In life, anything worthwhile comes for a price

Passion is meaningless without commitment. Commitment is what takes a passionate dream and makes it real. It drives you to keep going despite the barrier in your way. Above all else, commitment means accepting what you have to do to reach your dream.
In life, anything  worthwhile comes for a price. Paying the price means paying your dues in time, sweat, tears and discipline.
We all must suffer from one of the two pains, the pains of discipline or the pain of regret. We must suffer the pain of discipline to achieve what we want or the pain of regret at not achieving it. The difference is that the pain of discipline weighs ounces, while the pain of regret weights tones.
Take your self forward to the end of your life and imagine yourself in that weight of regret. It's not a pleasant thought. All it takes to shift that weight is some discipline and commitment now.
Discipline will make your dreams real and make them real now.
"There is a price for everything. You need to find out what it is, then pay it up front and in full.




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  1. Unknown4 February 2018 at 11:39

    Good one.you nailed it in the head.Discipline is everything, once you bid farewell to discipline you say goodbye to success.

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