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Mr Busari Olanrewaju, the Business Manager, United Bank for Africa PLC., Sango-Ota branch, Ogun, has advised youths to be self-disciplined and be focused for them to actualise their set goals in life.

Yet we rarely question the underlying assumption that self-discipline is a good trait to have; even the most liberal parents, who only want their kids to follow their dreams, would rather they did it in a self-disciplined way.

Moreover, girls were emotionally more secured and self-disciplined as compared to boys.

To this effect, contemporary sovereign fantasies 'cover over' the lack of sovereign agency individuals experience as 'self-disciplined' subjects.

Because of this self-disciplined young samanera, the Buddha's teachings were spread across Asia.

London, March 28 (ANI): Liz Hurley believes being self-disciplined is the key to gain the perfect figure.

Are self-disciplined children generally uncreative, anxious, and unhappy?

ALZHEIMER'S disease is less likely to affect highly self-disciplined, conscientious individuals than those whose lives are slap-dash, a study suggests.

The ACE report is supported by a recent study suggesting that eighth-grade girls are more self-disciplined than boys, devoting an average of one hour per day to homework, almost twice the amount of time that boys spend (Duckworth, A.