The composition material about self-discipline is 1. Self-discipline can prevent minor delays. If a person indulges himself at will in his study and life and is not strict with the law, the consequences can be imagined: bad habits gradually form and his behavior is disgusting ... On the contrary, if a person always pays attention to his behavior, he is polite and polite ... then this person must be a good classmate and a good boy in his study and life. Only by self-discipline can a person be strict with himself in every word and deed, so it is difficult to show bad habits even in behavior.
2. To achieve self-discipline, we must first understand the relationship between supervision and self-discipline. Supervision means passively accepting the responsibility and supervision imposed on you by the outside world. Self-discipline is a subjective and dynamic adaptation. Both can achieve the purpose of restraining behavior, which is naturally necessary. But in contrast, self-discipline is more important and positive. In terms of function, supervision is also to make people better self-disciplined.
3. In the final analysis, cultivating self-discipline habits, improving self-discipline ability and strengthening quality training lies in having ideals. If a person has lofty ideals, he will closely link himself with the destiny of the motherland and the nation and fight for it.
4. Self-discipline is manifested in self-love, introspection and self-control. It is the hardest for a person to be strict with himself without supervision. To achieve self-discipline, we must be good at self-control, which is the most difficult thing to do in self-discipline.
5. Self-discipline, in other words, being strict with yourself. It is a kind of consciousness that is opposite to supervision and emphasizes self-discipline and conscious supervision. Self-discipline is to be strict with yourself ideologically, morally and behaviorally. As the ancients said, a gentleman complains about himself and a villain complains about others. Whether you can be strict with yourself has been regarded as a standard to measure a person's moral cultivation since ancient times. Therefore, we should be self-disciplined at all times, anywhere and at all times.
Xu Heng was an outstanding thinker, educator and astronomer in ancient China. One summer, Xu Heng escaped with many people. When passing through Heyang, everyone felt thirsty because of the long distance and hot weather.
At this time, suddenly someone found a big pear tree on the roadside, which was covered with sweet pears. So, everyone scrambled to climb the tree to pick pears to eat, but Xu Heng was alone, sitting flat under the tree unmoved.
Everyone was surprised. Someone asked Xu Heng, "Why not pick a pear to quench your thirst?" Xu Heng replied: "If it is not your own pear, how can you pick it indiscriminately!" The questioner couldn't help laughing and said, "Now the situation is so chaotic that everyone has fled separately. The owner of this pear tree in front of us is long gone. What do you care if the master is gone? "
Xu Heng said; "The pear tree lost its owner. Does my heart have no master? " Xu Heng never picks pears.
In the chaotic situation, the system of restraining and regulating people's behavior on weekdays has lost its effectiveness in the face of hunger and thirst. Xu Heng can be indifferent because he has a "Lord" in his heart. In Xu Heng's mind, this "master" is self-discipline. With self-discipline, you can firmly grasp yourself without discipline.