Discipline Equals Freedom -Part 2

Stay. Humble.
Maybe things that you don’t think you should have to do—things that offend your precious ego.
In life, you are going to have to do things that you don’t want to do
When I got done with Navy Training and reported on board navyTeam One,
you know what I was assigned to do?
I was assigned to clean toilets.
That’s right—despite having just graduated some of the most difficult military training in the world, despite being assigned to an “elite” commando unit—my first mission at the actual navy Team was to clean toilets.
Not exactly a glorious job.
But you know what?
I did it. I did it to the best of my ability and took pride in doing it well. And that attitude got noticed:
if I cared that much about how clean the toilets were, people knew I would do a good job with even more important assignments.
After a short period of time, I got those more important assignments.
But it was humility that opened the door for me.
Now, being humble does not mean that you shouldn’t be confident.
You certainly have to believe that you are a capable person.
But don’t let confidence turn into arrogance. So keep your ego in check and stay