discipline

"Shows readers that fun, unlike happiness, is an action you can take almost anywhere, anytime. Fun is connected to behavior and habits rather than goals, which means it's possible to get more fun into your life with intention. Whether you're a frustrated happiness-seeker looking for a new approach, a success-oriented hustler trying to balance work with a fulfilling life, or someone who experienced a life-changing trauma and needs to regain their well-being with the best medicine available, this book will show you how to reap the serious benefits fun offers us all. Grounded in science, empirical evidence, and practical recommendations, The Fun Habit delineates why you should be having more fun and shows you how to rebuild the necessary skill set you need to make fun a habit. From teaching you how to escape the happiness trap, to finding just the right kind of fun for you, to spreading the fun to your friends and family, Rucker will inspire you to incorporate a bias toward fun into every aspect of your life"--Provided by publisher.

"Ex-Navy Seal [Jocko Willink] presents a guide on how to achieve freedom through discipline, outlining the mental and physical practices that shaped his career and continue to help him reach fulfilling goals while outmaneuvering common pitfalls"--OCLC.

Young readers explore the importance of self-discipline and responsibility, how they can help build character and leadership skills, and offers advice on how to put them into practice.

Discusses seven principles rooted in the tradition of Taekwondo that can help develop a positive and productive life.

Offers teachers effective strategies to help students make good behavioral choices and develop the self-control needed to make the right choices in the classroom setting, with information on why certain children behave certain ways.

Describes the boyhood and career of the inventor of the telephone and teacher of the deaf, emphasizing the importance of discipline in his life.