As I read the following expression, my personal interpretation is as follows:

Everything in life is possible; it's just a question of Strategy and Discipline.

In the expression, number 1 to 3 represent 'strategy' and number 4 to 5 represent 'discipline'.

Having a "strategy' means you know where you are now, where and why you want to go "there", and how best - and what resources you need - to get "there".

That's to say, you have the requisite toolkits to formulate, evaluate and tweak your progress on the forward trajectory.

Having the 'discipline' means you know how to stay on course by putting in the sweat equity of following up and following through what you have set out to do in your game plan, with intense effort and focused execution.

A QUOTE TO PONDER

My personal interpretation:

Everything in life is possible; it's just a question of Strategy and Discipline.

In the following expression of "compressed wisdom" as I like to call it, number 1 to 3 represent 'strategy' and number 4 to 5 represent 'discipline'.

Having a "strategy' means you know where you are now, where and why you want to go "there", and how best - and what resources you need - to get "there". That's to say, you have the requisite toolkits to formulate, evaluate and tweak your progress on the forward trajectory.

Having the 'discipline' means you know how to stay on course by following up and following through what you have set out to do in your game plan, with intense effort and focused execution.

DISCIPLINE: THE BRIDGE BETWEEN GOALS/DREAMS AND ACCOMPLISHMENT

I understand that this fine quote attributed to senior statesman Lee Kuan Yew:

"If you want to reach your goals and dreams, you cannot do it without discipline."

is a permanent fixture at the main lobby of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy on the campus of the National University of Singapore.

To me, discipline is the bridge between goals or dreams and accomplishment.