Quote by Marilyn Monroe

I myself would like to become more disciplined within my work.

I myself would like to become more disciplined within my wor

Summary

This quote expresses a personal desire to cultivate better discipline in one's work habits and practices. It shows an acknowledgment of the need to enhance focus, organization, and dedication to achieve better results. It may reflect a realization that self-discipline is crucial for personal and professional growth, allowing one to meet deadlines, overcome procrastination, and maintain consistent effort towards achieving goals. By expressing this aspiration, the individual recognizes the importance of developing discipline as a valuable skill that can lead to increased productivity and success in their work endeavors.

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