Applying Discipline as a Translator

Discipline is a main quality that a Translator needs in order to succeed. Discipline besides being a quality is a moral value that helps into most of the careers people go into. In a Translator's case this quality can be considered one of the top three. First of all, Discipline means doing an "activity, exercise, or a regimen that develops or improves a skill; training"; so by knowing this it can be acknowledged that practice, practice, practice, is a constant activity the translator has to be developing. Discipline is like a domino effect where as each domino is being drop a point of experience is gained and that consequently will provide a translator success.

Another example of how a translator applies "Discipline" can be described and compared just like in a school enviroment. In a classroom a professor teachs the student, and in order for the student to develop a skill there is got to be homework envolved. For example, a professor and a student, who were reading an article, thought about questions and doubts during the reading. With this reading the students discipline will develop through this constant reading and homework just as a translator's discipline will develop with constant speech articulation.

So what is all this practice about?
-A Translator has to keep up with current events. News is important for this matter.
-Reading a pair of articles a day is enough for a beginner.