SUCCESS TO THE WEAK

One with a good military experience will understand what makes an army formidable isn’t so much the multitude of soldiers, but the level of their discipline.

“Discipline is the soul of an army. It makes small numbers formidable; procures success to the weak, and esteem to all.” – George Washington.

It is an advantage to be naturally talented, being smart isn’t a bad thing by any means, and having a high IQ is something to be proud of.
Howbeit, they do not typically make the difference between success and failure.

You will agree with me, that there are so many unsuccessful geniuses and so many successful individuals who aren’t so much naturally talented or have high IQs.

“If a man, therefore, purge himself from these, he shall be a vessel unto honor” – 2 Tim 2 vs 21a.

It doesn’t necessarily matter how weak (untalented or less talented, unintelligent one is, if such a one can become purged (disciplined), success is guaranteed.

Conversely, it doesn’t matter how good you are (naturally talented) or how much you know, without purgespline, success will be far-fetched.

Discipline makes servants ride on horseback like princes, and indiscipline can make princes walk like servants.

A professional musician will agree with me that discipline is way more important than talent.

No matter what sports you play, be it basketball, soccer, or gymnastics, without discipline success can’t be in view because it is one of the most essential keys to succeeding as an athlete.

Although you feel less qualified or less talented in that field you find yourself, if you can be disciplined enough to work more, practice more, and read and study more material about that field, success is guaranteed.
No matter how weak,k you are, you can procure (obtain) success with discipline.

Irrespective of how strong you are, do not neglect the place of discipline.

You can rise above obvious limitations.