
Characteristics of the Self Disciplined Achiever
By Ken Jackson
jacksnkc@cig.mot.com
This list came out of some research conducted at Stanford University and can be found on the Neuropsychology of Self-Discipline audio tapes.
Characteristics of the Self Disciplined Achiever.
- Strong, well defined sense of purpose. Will go to any lengths to achieve that purpose. Is committed.
- Seeks out and uses positive role models (ie: mentor).
- Strength of imagination. Uses visualization to achieve goals.
- Positive sensory orientation. Positive attitude.
- Doesn't have a fear of failure. Self assured.
- Can plan and organize.
- Ability to acquire knowledge and skills in order to make a goal achievable. Doesn't take shortcuts.
- Is patient. Knows that accomplishment takes time.
- Persistant. Will not give up. Relentless in their pursuit of their goal.
- Ability to experience pleasure while working toward their goal.
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