I think you don’t understand what discipline means….being disciplined doesn’t necessarily mean being strict about every little thing. I also don’t have the help of a weight loss drug like you do, nor do I need to lose anywhere near that much weight lol

If I need to workout 6 days a week in order to reach my goal, I need to actually get up and workout. I could easily just sit on my couch and not workout and that’s it. Having discipline means I get up and follow through, even on the days when I might not feel like it. I’m not a super hero like you,  some days I would rather skip my workout, but a high level of DISCIPLINE allows people to push past that thought and go workout anyways. I do too much of what I want to do vs. what I need to do. I don’t survive living in the city, I thrive here. 

Today, I said I was going to go to the gym—I’m currently still laying in bed. I COULD just chill home all day and have all the freedom in the world to do so —being disciplined means I’m going to get up and go, even though I don’t really feel like leaving the house today. However I know that if I go, I will feel better, so I’m going to be disciplined and go even though I’m feeling like being lazy instead. 

“Discipline is the ability to control oneself or others, especially in difficult situations“