20 Tips on Discipline From #BlkCreatives Twitter Chat

A2. Also everyone's discipline doesn't look the same. If you're making moves and slaying goals, your process must be working. #blkcreatives

— Janelle Harris Dixon (@thegirlcanwrite) December 15, 2015

A1. Discipline is mental toughness. Performing at a high level even when you don't feel like it. #blkcreatives

— Mattie James (@themattiejames) December 15, 2015

Remember small efforts every day make a difference! When you feel like doing nothing, do something! Discipline breeds success. #blkcreatives

— Jasmine (@TheJasTalk) December 15, 2015

A5. It's about awareness. We focus too much on what (passion) that we overlook why (purpose) & lack how (discipline). #blkcreatives

— Mattie James (@themattiejames) December 15, 2015

A4. I think we have to rid the idea that our deep, complex + rich visions will be embraced + understood by the world overnight #blkcreatives

— a collaged thing. (@shefontaylor) December 15, 2015

Copying others will distract u from creating out of the authentic place within u. There's magic there #blkcreatives https://t.co/Il6biLv0Yv

— You See It ??? (@thepineapplepen) December 15, 2015

A5. Be kind to yourself–you're always becoming you. It's hard enough being Black. You don't need to give yourself grief, too. #blkcreatives

— Janelle Harris Dixon (@thegirlcanwrite) December 15, 2015

A4 Stop thinking that you don't have any of the answers. How many courses, ebooks, webinars can 1 person really absorb? #blkcreatives

— Monique Malcolm- Business Coach (@moniqueemalcolm) December 15, 2015

Q5: Growth requires discomfort. Without discipline we can't actualize the value behind sacrifice and self-control. It's key!! #blkcreatives

— Jasmine (@TheJasTalk) December 15, 2015

A4: Too much advice. At some point you have to stop taking webinars, challenges, and courses. You have to start doing. #blkcreatives

— Content Creator ?? (@theniaphillip) December 15, 2015

A3: Celebrate small victories. It will help you see progress even if you're just taking baby steps. #blkcreatives

— Marketing Maven ? (@MarkeishaDenise) December 15, 2015

A2 It takes 10,000 hours of practice to reach the level of mastery. Discipline is what gets you through those hours #blkcreatives

— Kyshira | Business Coach (@KyshiraM) December 15, 2015

A2: The biggest myth about discipline is that creativity is free form only. You can be creative and have structure/order #blkcreatives

— bree-AH-nuh (@koolmoebri) December 15, 2015

@_MYCC A4. Eliminate tasks you do at a 1-4 level. Delegate your 5-6's. Automate your 7-8's so you can operate on your 9-10's. #blkcreatives

— Mattie James (@themattiejames) December 15, 2015

I don't think you ever stop overcoming obstacles, they're essential to growth. Get comfortable being uncomfortable. #blkcreatives

— GirlTyler (@sheistyler) December 15, 2015