He talks about structure, discipline, feeling good about doing what he say he'll do and having that good feeling of accomplishment keep him buoyant.
So, I guess students and faculty members from other disciplines are finally feeling the sting of that whole experiential learning thing.
Seriously, any human endeavor that offers a chance at achieving excellence, demonstrating sportsmanship, exercising discipline, and sometimes feeling like a loser gives us ample fodder for philosophical reflection.
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This results in both children and parents not understanding why the discipline is happening, but feeling guilty nonetheless.
Instead of spending afternoons with friends at Starbucks, Muslims focus on achieving self-discipline and reflection, while feeling the plight of those less fortunate.
Even if the rest of daily life becomes nothing but multi-tasking, cacophony, competition, and noise, the experience of music can and should be an oasis of attention, preparation, discipline, contemplation, thought, and feeling.
Yogis have mixed feeling about the discipline being a competitive sport, and the Killicks rarely seek official validation.
As we other riders, including many of his old Irish mates, wind through the hills away from Calpe and along orange grove-lined roads, we are a tight-knit group, feeling focused and disciplined by the great man, but also able to crack a few jokes.
And he was unwavering in his loyalty to Pope John Paul II, who had named him archbishop of New York as part of an effort to restore greater doctrinal and organizational discipline in a church still feeling the reverberations of reforms undertaken by the Second Vatican Council 20 years earlier.
