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self-discipline

self-discipline

n.

1. the control of one’s impulses and desires, forgoing immediate satisfaction in favor of long-term goals.

2. resolute adherence to a regimen or course of action in order to achieve one's goals. See also delay of gratification; self-control; self-regulation. —self-disciplined adj.

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