Discipline Over Rules
Rules can limit behavior from outside. Discipline is the command you carry when nobody is watching.
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JAY MOXIE · JOURNAL
The thinking behind the book, the business and the next move: access, ownership, culture, discipline and what it takes to build something that lasts.
I look for the pattern beneath the story and the move that changes a position.
These essays develop the arguments behind Moxie Talk, Poor Little Rich Kid and the businesses we are building.
Rules can limit behavior from outside. Discipline is the command you carry when nobody is watching.
ReadHope can carry the idea. A system is what carries it through the week, the month and the next person.
ReadAccess is more than being allowed in the room. It is having the information and position to make a real move.
ReadLoyalty is not pretending nothing is wrong. It is staying present enough to tell the truth and do the work.
ReadCulture travels. Ownership, responsibility and the people who made the culture should travel with it.
ReadThe lane is not random. I am interested in the economics underneath the category.
ReadMotivation can start a move. It cannot replace the mechanism that makes the move work.
ReadSelf command is the part of freedom nobody can hand you. It is the work of knowing what pulls you off center, then choosing not to follow it.
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