Is Discipline Necessary for Success? Or Have They Been Lying to You All Along?
- Welcome 😊
- What Does Science Say About Discipline?
- 1. The Stanford Marshmallow Experiment (1972)
- 2. Angela Duckworth and the “Grit” Study (2007)
- 3. The 10,000 Hour Rule (1993)
- Undisciplined Yet Successful: Geniuses Who Defied Rules
- Undisciplined Yet Successful: What Does Science Say?
- 1. The Relationship Between Creativity and Chaos (2013, University of Minnesota)
- 2. “Flow” Theory: Going with the Flow Instead of Discipline (1975, Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi)
- 3. Success Comes from the Right Environment, Not Discipline (2011, Wharton School)
- So, what is the place of discipline then?
- Final Word: There Is No Single Right Answer But…
- The decision is yours: Apply it and find what works best for you.
Contents
- Welcome 😊
- What Does Science Say About Discipline?
- 1. The Stanford Marshmallow Experiment (1972)
- 2. Angela Duckworth and the “Grit” Study (2007)
- 3. The 10,000 Hour Rule (1993)
- Undisciplined Yet Successful: Geniuses Who Defied Rules
- Undisciplined Yet Successful: What Does Science Say?
- 1. The Relationship Between Creativity and Chaos (2013, University of Minnesota)
- 2. “Flow” Theory: Going with the Flow Instead of Discipline (1975, Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi)
- 3. Success Comes from the Right Environment, Not Discipline (2011, Wharton School)
- So, what is the place of discipline then?
- Final Word: There Is No Single Right Answer But…
- The decision is yours: Apply it and find what works best for you.
