The Daily Mastery Podcast by Robin Sharma

Self-Discipline Is Not a Natural Gift but a Daily Practice

Robin Sharma Season 1 Episode 1362

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Greatness is rarely dramatic. It’s rhythmic. It’s consistent. It’s mundane. It’s, yes—boring. Morning routines and nightly rituals and your nutritional plan and your work habits are the regimes that deliver staggering success. 

You are built to grow. And you have been designed to adapt. Make the decision to start the new practices that will help you live your genius. And then show it to the world.

My latest book “The Wealth Money Can’t Buy” is full of fresh ideas and original tools that I’m absolutely certain will cause quantum leaps in your positivity, productivity, wellness, and happiness. You can order it now by clicking here.

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You can have a great idea, you can be incredibly enthusiastic, your I can can be larger than your I can't, but here's the thing that ultimately will make you a genius-level entrepreneur, it's skill, it's acumen. I mean, when I work with the billionaires as their private advisor to help them exponentially grow their businesses or craft world-class lives that make history, when I work with the best of the best, I mean, a lot of NFL athletes, NBA athletes, uh football superstars who follow my work. Here's the one thing they all have in common. They have other worldly levels of acumen. They have practiced well past the 10,000 hours that Anders Eriksson has taught us is the beginning of exceptional performance. They practiced the 3.44 hours of training every single day. They have invested so much of their energy and their time and skills in not only practicing their craft, but learning about their craft and populating their life with peers who are world class. And they have really made the sacrifices required so that the one thing they want to be best in world that has become their dominant obsession. And the result of that, when they do that every single day, is literally otherworldly acumen. And what I mean by that is when you see them on the football field or when you see them as an entrepreneur, when you see them doing the work that they do, you literally step back and go, they're otherworldly good. I've never seen someone with that level of insight. I've never seen someone lead or work that way. I've never seen someone bend the ball like Beckham used to bend the ball. know, Beckham's father said, Beckham used to spend every single night on the playing field when he was a little kid. We look at the Brazilian footballers and we say, they must be genetically gifted. No, ever since, I mean, the whole culture in Brazil is little kids play football so that by the time they're 13, they've touched the ball millions of times. Of course, North Americans can't touch their acumen. So, other worldly acumen born of deep and daily deliberate practice