Hand Writing on the Fallen Wall
This book describes how to acquire the most important ingredient in one's lifetime: Discipline. With it, you can achieve everything; without it, you will struggle to exist. Those who do will have no limitations in accomplishing their wildest aspirations.
Discipline is unique because it is simple, short, and straightforward. It shows you how to block life's unexpected obstacles by establishing rules and guidelines and, more importantly, adhering to them. It shows you how to complete your goals by setting priorities. And it shows you how to prepare for battle everyday, to pick yourself up mentally, to never become complacent, thus illustrating how to always remain focused no matter what the circumstances.
The book describes Harris Kern's interpretation of Discipline, what it meant to him, and what it can mean to your own future. It also challenges the common notion that success can be obtained by simply applying a formula, without having to work hard.
160 pages
English edition · First published 2003 by AuthorHouse · ISBN 9781410794437
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