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Discipline- The Master Key

Discipline is important for all of us to lead a successful and happy life. The term discipline refers to any training intended to develop moral character or produce a particular pattern of behavior accepted by institutions and society. It is the act of living life following some rules and regulations. Discipline is everything which we do in the right way at the right time. It leads us to the right path. It is one of the most valued assets in each and every walk of life.

One has to be disciplined whether we are in school, home, office, factory, playground, battlefield or any other place. Being disciplined not only gives us success and happiness, it also fills our mind with a sense of peace and relaxation as we no longer need to worry about the last minute preparations, overlooked details or missing something important. 

The catch is, it is not very easy to have discipline in our lives. It requires tremendous self control, patience and perseverance. It requires us to make the right decision at the right time, speak the right words, take the right steps and thereby, overcoming our weaknesses. 
Learning to be disciplined is a little tough but not impossible. All one needs to do is to take guidance from their elders. After all, there is a reason why it is always said that we should listen to our parents and teachers. They have immense experience, they have been there-done that, they have already been at those crossroads which give us sleepless nights. They have the wisdom to know the right from wrong and the vision to see which act can lead us where. 

Discipline is beautiful. All the beauty that exists in the world is because the nature is disciplined. The sun doesn't 'forget' to set. The mountains do not collapse under the weight of huge rocks and trees. The sea waves do not leave the shore. One can only imagine what havoc will it create if these wonders of nature become 'in disciplined'.
Discipline is the master key to life.

Aditi Pandey
Front Office Manager, Oxford Public School


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  1. Unknown11 May 2017 at 12:43

    Very well written ma'am... Discipline is considered to be the winning key in today's life....
    It is mandatory that we teach our students the advantages of discipline

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