Lao Tzu - How To Effortlessly Build Your Self Discipline (Taoism) 

Lao Tzu says “He who overcomes others has force, he who overcomes himself is strong”. We hope that you enjoyed this video and for more videos to help you find success and happiness using ancient philosophical wisdom, don’t forget to subscribe. Thanks so much for watching.

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Absolutely! I so needed this reminder about the Taoist approach to self-discipline. For years, I was all about the hustle and grind, pushing myself to the limit. It definitely got results, but it left me feeling fried. Lately, I've been trying to incorporate more flow into my day. As the video says, focusing on when I have the most energy for specific tasks makes a big difference. What about you guys? Do any of you have experience finding more success with a less forceful approach to getting things done? I'd love to hear your tips and tricks!

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🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: [00:00] Western Self-Discipline vs. Taoist Self-Discipline - Emphasis on internal discipline vs. external pressures and rules. - Western approach: willpower, strict schedules, goal achievement. [00:49] Problems with Willpower-Focused Discipline - Stress and health issues from pressure. - Narrow focus on goals neglecting well-being and growth. - Missing opportunities for spontaneity and creativity. [02:13] Effortless Action in Taoism - Wu Wei - acting in accordance with the natural flow of events, not resisting. - Self-discipline: knowing when to act and when to refrain from acting. [03:03] ⚱️ The Potter's Analogy - Effortless action with a purpose. - Working with the flow, not against it. - Aligning with the process and using skills to guide it. [04:51] Aligning with Your Natural Flow in Taoism - Prioritize tasks during your peak focus times. - Choose projects that align with your interests and strengths. - Working with your natural energy levels reduces struggle and increases productivity. [05:15] Surrendering to the Flow in Taoism - Taoist discipline is about going with the flow of life, not fighting the current. - Letting go of predetermined outcomes and trusting the natural flow. - Accepting what happens and learning from experiences. [08:19] ⚖️ Balance: A Core Concept in Taoist Self-Discipline - Yin and Yang represent interconnected and opposing forces in the universe. - Balance is achieved by acknowledging and embracing our dual nature. - This concept can be applied to various aspects of life for finding balance. [12:41] ⚖️ Balance and Moderation in Taoism - Finding balance is a core principle for self-discipline. - Embrace a moderate lifestyle that avoids extremes. - Simplicity comes from knowing what you truly want and don't want. [14:21] Conquering Your Inner Demons in Taoism - True strength comes from mastering yourself, not overpowering others. - Our inner struggles and conflicts are called "demons" in Taoism. - Self-awareness is the first step to overcoming your inner demons. Made with HARPA AI

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