Self-discipline, in other words, is to be strict with yourself. It is a kind of consciousness that opposes supervision and emphasizes self-discipline and conscious regulation. Self-discipline is to be strict with yourself ideologically, morally and behaviorally. A gentleman blames himself, but a villain blames others. Whether a person can be strict with himself or not is always regarded as a standard to measure a person's moral cultivation. So be self-disciplined at all times, anywhere and at all times.

To achieve self-discipline, we must first understand the relationship between supervision and self-discipline. Supervision passively accepts the rules and responsibilities imposed on us by the outside world, while self-discipline is subjective and dynamic. Both can achieve the purpose of restraining behavior, which is naturally necessary. However, self-discipline is more important and positive. Functionally, supervision is also to make people better self-disciplined.

Self-discipline is not easy, it is an agreement and commitment between yourself and yourself. There are still many things to do.

First, we should be strict with ourselves. Why not be honest? The world we live in now is really complicated. There are countless novelties and temptations, and how to treat them correctly is related to our life. It is really difficult for us to deal with the complex virtual from the network and the colorful deception from the reality. Therefore, self-discipline is very important. Protecting yourself is a kind of rejection and self-protection.

Furthermore, we should always reflect, examine, criticize and discipline ourselves. German philosopher Heine said that introspection is a mirror, which can clearly show our mistakes and give us a chance to correct them. A person's stupidity lies not in his ignorance, but in his ignorance. A person who learns to look at himself may recognize himself and straighten himself out.