If you want to discover the shortcuts to living your dream life, rather than wasting your time or quitting everything you start, then keep reading....

How much time do you spend every day doing the things that you really want to do?

And how much time do you spend on your phone? Or scrolling your Facebook feed? Or staring into space?

Have you tried to change your habits, but have failed every single time?

According to researchers, the amount of time people spend procrastinating has quadrupled over the last 30 years.

In fact, 40 percent of Americans have lost out financially because of procrastination.

People who procrastinate are more likely to eat poorly, to sleep worse, and to drink more alcohol.

And if you’re eating bad food, not sleeping, and drinking too much alcohol, then how are you going to turn your life into one that you love?

You can’t.

But you can learn how to create self-discipline so that you can begin living a life of fulfillment, good health, and success.

It’s much easier than you think.

All you need to do is follow effective strategies that will completely transform your bad habits into good ones, and then you’re on the road to your dream life.

In Building Self-Discipline you will discover:

• Why your current life is the cause of your inability to change it 
• The number one obstacle between you and your dream life 
• How to visualize your dream life 
• How to set the three most important types of goals 
• The three most fundamental changes in your life to become healthy enough to start living the life you want 
• The magical trick to create self-discipline and how it turned one man from an overweight loser into the fittest man in America 
• The real reason you procrastinate at work 
• Why there are no such things as obstacles on your road to your dream life And much, much more....

Some people are born with self-discipline, and some people aren’t.

If you have the wrong parents, then you don’t learn how to motivate yourself.

It’s easy to start a habit, but it’s too hard to keep it as a regular thing.

Excuses sound best to the people that make them.

The undisciplined mind is great at masking the truth of a situation when we’re making excuses.

After all, it’s much easier to keep on making the same mistakes, sitting around, wasting time, getting through life, instead of actually living life.

If you’re fed up with making excuses and going through life making the same mistakes, buy this book now.