100 Days of Discipline 2019

I want to join as well. Put me in coach.

B team for cognus too....that’s 5 on the b team...one more then on to the c team

Hello, I would like to be on a team. Right now I am thinking either the IP/other Jedi learning would be my tasks, but I am considering other things as well, like another language or computer skills.

Well, if you go for the IP Bru-He, you should have a really broad support network backing you, in addition to your team here

3 more days until we begin. Still have plenty of room for others to join. Also we’ve decided to swap the teams around to mix new people with the apprentices and knights. Should be a lot of fun and an excellent team building event, as well as a way to meet and get to know our fellow Jedi. Teams will be posted on the 14th and each team will have a room in the praxeum to discus their progress and to encourage each other in our personal 100 days of discipline goals. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me here, pm, or on discord. Force be with you.

Two more days till this event kicks off...still have room for more if anyone is interested. I’m trying to get teams posted today. Reply to this thread or message me on discord if you would like to join.

Teams are as follows.

A team- Rosalyn J
Nakis
Bru-He WiEph
Regal J
Yathel

B team- Zero Storm
Kasumi
Cognus
Satelle

C team- ThomasFaulkner
Connor L
Zealot X
Tetrahedron

New comers are welcome and will be added to the teams rotating in order. Each team will have there own sub-room in discord to discuss there goals and motivate each other for the 100 days of this challenge. Team members be sure to pick a new team name amongst yourselves and twigga will update your room name in the praxeum. Let’s have fun and remember to keep your teammates involved.

Lol better late than never. I'd like to join.

I'm getting some new saber parts in the next couple of days, and it's going to completely change my saber. I'd like to make it my goal to practise every day, no matter how tired or late,
so to best adapt to this saber variant.

Welcome to the b team arisaig!

Does it matter what we choose for the 100 days of discipline?

It does not

Shieldmaiden WinterDragon wrote: Does it matter what we choose for the 100 days of discipline?

It's up to you to decide on your discipline. The purpose is basically to have a team, to hold you accountable. Whether you complete your task for the day or not, is up to you. The team is your motivation, so to speak.

I might be finagled into making some sort of leather huzzah token for those completing the 100 days

If your up for it shieldmaiden winterdragon....c team needs ya

Team B GO!

I wanted to share a recent 90 day sprint I did similar to this effort we soon embark on.

I recently did a 90 day challenge (Sept-Oct-November) and focused almost entirely on two things: a technical certification and Force Academy Dark Aspect training development. These were two things that had been lingering on my todo list for some time, and kept being put off because they were both Large Effort, and the energy was heavy on the mental and attention areas. However, both were important to me, so after the summer's social things were done, I shoved everything aside and did nothing but these two things.

By this I mean all other hobbies and activities went dormant for 90 days straight, and I got into the mindset that I was not sitting down to do anything but these two things. Work remained, but when I got home from work, it was make food, sit down, and work. On weekends, it was nothing but these two things. No work around the house (other than basic cleaning so I did not descend into squalor), no social things, no other things. After 30 days, friends began texting me to see if anything was wrong. This was in addition to a job at 40 hours a week plus 2 hours commute each weekday.

I closely timed my time on the certification, but not the DA work. The certification alone came to:
September (starting the 8th): 25 hours 15 minutes
October: 49 hours 30 minutes
November: 58 hours 30 minutes
TOTAL: 132 hours 45 minutes

The outcome? By the end of the 90 days, I was mentally looking forward to working on either of the two activities, and it was actually difficult to shift back to thinking about everything else. Habits were ingrained, and I have ended up re-prioritizing other things, as the time away put their true importance into sharp relief. I also vowed to spend at least two months of the year doing shorter 30 day sprints, focusing on one thing during the month. I think November and April, for my life, work well and capture some activities that might need to be done in warmer weather.

So what I hope to see with this 100 days is a new habit that empowers me to other goals. My challenge activity will be to do at least 10 minutes a day on my rowing machine, though I will be taking two days a week as rest days (because this is wise). I expect to advance this goal as the 100 days progress and start doing 30 minutes or 1 hour sessions. This will vastly improve my endurance, and by the end of this challenge, I will rejoin a high intensity gym.

I also hope to see everyone keeping to their goals, because it can be done, and you can begin to look forward to your challenge as an integral part of your day, without effort or weariness.

Starting tommorrow.....there’s still time to join as long as you put your name in before midnight tommorrow the 15th of januarary...would love to have you join us.

I have a new training calendar that I'm starting. I would love to join.

C team jl......will be cool to have another knight on that team sence Thomas is on a loa. Thanks for joining us.

I'll throw my hat in, 100 days, 20 of each basic TaeKwonDo techniques, seperate from class times.

Let the games begin!