Reward is an important part of discipline. Discipline is about giving the mind something to lean towards. Not a vague idea of success, but a clear, concrete image: the weight of the finished book in your hands, the sound of your name spoken with respect, the quiet permission to rest. That kind of visualisation isn’t decoration - it’s direction. It turns repetition into momentum, and discomfort into something bearable. When you know exactly what you're moving towards, you don’t have to push as hard. You’re already being pulled. Keep it close. Write it on a mirror. Leave a note by your bed. Sketch it, pin it, let it gather weight. Give your future a shape your present can recognise.