Through running a company alongside my studies, I learned that discipline is an absolute essential, not an optional trait. Balancing school’s classes, paying tuition, taking exams along with managing clients, meeting deadlines, and formulating growth strategies has taught me discipline like no textbook ever could. I learned that becoming busy does not equate to success, success is achieved through being consistent. Sitting through classes and scheduling my emails during my commute helped me develop discipline. Suffering fatigue or a lack of motivation, consistent with plans, sacrificing weekends for product launches and rising early to check emails helped me further my academics as well as my entrepreneurial pursuits. Prioritization became a core focus due to entrepreneurship. I had to learn to manage my time precisely, as it became my most valued asset. I could not afford to lose focus and between several tasks, and did not have hours to procrastinate. Each minute had a cost that required an investment to a better future or a step further falling behind.