Peter Mulgrew

Author of The Painted Porch and the Cross.

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Reading the Abolition of Man, by C.S. Lewis. The book is written in 1944, and is already talking about how values were being taken out of grammar school texts. A great read and relevant to today.

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@OfficialJimRohn Correct. Change yourself with virtue.

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@creatorschmidt Indeed it does. It helps train oneself to put their energy where it really matters.

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@GregoryMcKeown Exactly. Once you do that, you will free up more space for meaningful things.

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@alphamindset05 Such a person has disciplined himself to fortify his citadel very well.

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@smaxbrown Virtues matter, we all benefit from them when we live by them.

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@femiiiszn It is not the most accurate barometer of mental health but it definitely helps to have a clean and ordered room.

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@garyhgoodridge They lay a foundation for bigger things, yes.

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@RobertGreene Indeed, which is why discipline is crucial for mental fortitude.

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@myselfcoaching1 Creativity is like a muscle. You must exercise it in order to improve it.

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@LewisHowes Continue on your path. Actions will show them eventually, whether they want to understand it or not.

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@ML_Philosophy This is how narcissistic people operate, for they do not accept accountability for their actions.

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@thekiranbedi Discipline will get you through.

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@QuoteSunTzu Confidence comes from discipline.

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@rosie_88i Your path is unique to you. Theirs may meet up to yours at times but they must journey on theirs.

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@itswords_ It is self-evident, yes.

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@WayOfStoicism And sometimes that future never comes. Use your energy for the present. Let the future worry about itself.

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@MarcusBurelius A rich version of yourself, if not the richest, is the one not governed by external influences/forces.

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@billimindst Continue to strive for virtue and see how long they can tolerate you.

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@Elvis_Porker That is what one has to do with those who do not seek virtue: learn to not follow in their footsteps.