Drive Replaces Discipline
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Joe Rogan explains how finding an intense passion can make hard work effortless, effectively replacing the need for traditional discipline.
- 1. Joe Rogan introduces his concept of how pure drive can supersede discipline, illustrating his childhood lack of discipline.
- 2. Joe concludes how finding martial arts sparked a tireless obsession where discipline was no longer required.
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an interesting thing because drive in its purest form actually replaces discipline Like I was acutely aware of that when I was a kid because I was not disciplined at all I was a very undisciplined kid I never cleaned my room I never did But in that one thing I had insane drive and I worked so hard and I worked all day long every day I never took a day off And that was the difference It was like it was the drive that replaced discipline because I loved the thing that I was doing so much
an interesting thing because drive in its purest form actually replaces discipline Like I was acutely aware of that when I was a kid because I was not disciplined at all I was a very undisciplined kid I never cleaned my room I never did But in that one thing I had insane drive and I worked so hard and I worked all day long every day I never took a day off And that was the difference It was like it was the drive that replaced discipline because I loved the thing that I was doing so much
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