Chapter 4- Developing Self-Discipline Essentially, self-discipline is a type of selective and task-oriented training. It creates novel habits with your thoughts, speech, and deeds toward developing yourself and achieving goals. Look at self-discipline as a positive undertaking instead one of refusal or denial. The Practice of Self-Discipline Schedule a small task for a given time of day; Practice deliberate delaying. Schedule a certain activity, one during the day and another during the night
Emails have a less rigorous structure they use ‘Dear Mr/Miss/Mrs’ and then the person's name, they are signed off in the same way but they don’t include addresses and contact details of the person you are emailing. Many employers value emails as you can easily attach files for recipients, to open and you can also ‘Carbon Copy’ another person into the email depending on whom it is regarding. This type of communication is valued in most industries as it is a modern form of communication with others