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If you want to last longer in your field than 99%:
You don’t need superpowers.
You need a LeBron-level process.
The process is the reward.

🔁 RT if you’re adding this to your arsenal.

9/

📥 I made a checklist called “Train like LeBron” — for myself.
No NBA, but maximum utility.

8/

💭
“I’m not the fastest.
Not the strongest.
But I know if I skip the process — I get nothing.”

📌 Success isn't about gifts.
It's about being obsessed with your process.

7/

🧘‍♂️ Off-season:

• 4–6 weeks of no basketball
• yoga, massage, pilates
• gradual workload ramp-up
• gauge of fitness: how many water breaks he needs during training

6/

💬 LeBron:
“Discipline isn’t sacrifice. It’s a lifestyle.”

📌 His rule is simple:
The body is adaptive.
You either train it to move
or you train it to get lazy.

5/

🥦Nutrition = part of his strategy:

✖️ No milk, sugar, gluten
✔ Only food that helps recovery
🍨 Even his "cheat meals" are fake (non-dairy, no sugar — brain thinks it’s ice cream)

4/

🛌 “95% of recovery is sleep.
Even a hyperbaric chamber won’t help if you’re sleep-deprived.”

He sleeps at 9PM.
He naps during the day.
He treats sleep debt like a bank account.

📉 -3 hours = pay it back.

3/

🏁 He shows up to games 5 hours before tip-off:
• weight room
• shooting
• recovery
• food
• scout film
• ice on his legs
• then the game

This is respect for the craft most people never reach.

2/

🎯 The biggest insight — talent won’t save you.
LeBron wins not because of his body.
He wins because every day is cut like a blueprint:

🧠 Process
📅 Routine
🛌 Recovery
🔁 Repetition

Why discipline is an essential skill:
Without it, neither motivation nor talent works.

It makes you stable in an unstable environment.

Any success is the result of accumulated action, not a flash of motivation.

1. Lower the bar. Can’t do 1 hour? Do 5 minutes.

2. Do it badly. Discipline > Perfection.

3. Finish something. Win builds momentum.

4. Small actions today = big trust in yourself tomorrow.

#discipline