Discipline is a set of rules that governs a person's behaviour. Discipline is a must to build a good character. It develops ,molds, strengthens and perfects the self confidence of a person. One can easily adapt to a disciplinary life, when introduced, at very early stage of life. Discipline is very important in the life of a student.

We children usually don't like to follow rules. It feels too hard on us to follow even simple things like getting up early, bathing daily and being punctual. But, when not followed, it can create a lot of tension and confusions in our lives. At school, we are made to follow the school rules and are moulded in the perfect way to become law abiding citizens of tomorrow.

At times, we may be tempted to do something, for which we may feel guilty later. For moments like these we need strong will power and self control. Only discipline can give us that self control to tackle the situation. With it, we can do our work without laziness and temptation getting in our way. It can help us to be productive, even when we don't feel like it. For example, we may be tempted to watch a movie instead of preparing a very important project. Self Control will help us get over it. Discipline leads us to success by doing right thing at right time in the right way.

Great leaders have lead disciplinary life to set examples for us. It's Mohandas Karam Chand Gandhi's self Control and strong will power that made him into Mahatma Gandhi. Gandhiji's mother played a vital role in making him a disciplined man.  When Gandhiji was going to London for his higher education, his mother took a promise from him that he, at all times will lead a disciplined life. Following a self disciplined life Gandhiji is remembered as “Great soul” Mahatma or father of our nation.

Discipline helps us to stay motivated to complete our day today targets and assignments. It helps us to take correct decision and use time meaningfully in creative work. Self – discipline gives us a clear vision to accomplish our goals in life.