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Identity Over Discipline by Leutrim Miftaraj argues that self-image, not willpower, drives lasting behaviour change. It gives a practical method — the ENGINE Method — for rewiring your internal 'operating system' so that discipline becomes effortless and results follow naturally.

Leutrim Miftaraj is an author and independent publisher based in Zug, Switzerland, and the founder of Innopulse Consulting. He combines a background in IT consulting, SaaS, and digital transformation with insights from psychology and human behaviour.

The ENGINE Method is the book's core framework — a six-stage protocol (Excavate, Name, Ground, Install, Neutralise, Embody) for installing a new identity step by step, so behaviour change becomes structural rather than dependent on motivation.

Yes. The German edition, Identität statt Disziplin, is available on Amazon in both Kindle and paperback formats, alongside the English original.

Identity Over Discipline is available on Amazon in Kindle and paperback editions. Links to both the English and German editions are available throughout this site.

Most books in the category treat behaviour as something to force through willpower. Identity Over Discipline inverts the model: it changes who you believe you are first, so the behaviour you want becomes the path of least resistance instead of a daily battle.

The English edition runs 139 pages; the German edition runs 156 pages. Both are designed as a concise, practical blueprint rather than a long motivational read.

It's written for anyone who has struggled to stay consistent, felt stuck in old patterns, or believed they simply 'lack discipline' — and wants a structural way to change rather than another motivational push.