THE ONE WHO ACCEPTS CORRECTION WILL HAVE A LONG LIFE

The correction according to the Spanish dictionary has its origin in Latin, the term correction refers to the action and the results of correcting.
Correction is used to properly direct or correct people in order to guide them wisely to achieve their goals and save values.

Correction (Heb., Musar, from the verb yasar, discipline, correct, admonish, correct; Gr., Paideia, training of children, the formation of human nature). It is the process by which God provides a substitute to bear our sins, leads people to put their trust in him, and trains those he has received to maturity.
(Mundo Hispano Bible Dictionary)

Many people live without discipline and without rules and live an irresponsible life before the family and society because they are devoid of correction. However, the bible says the following about correction:

Proverbs 10:17
Those who accept discipline go the way that leads to life,
but those who ignore correction will go astray.
(NTV)

Source

We all need correction to achieve discipline but unfortunately many fall due to lack of correction and life becomes a real disaster for lack of accepting discipline because we know that whoever hears or accepts discipline is on a good path but whoever does not hear advice is perverted .

The Bible is the source of correction. It is the only book that wisely motivates and inspires to teach correction, it is proven that parents who guide their children through biblical principles are stronger and more secure children or adolescents with a balanced self-esteem and formed for life.

2 Timothy 3: 16-17
"All Scripture is inspired by God, and useful to teach, to convict, to correct, to instruct in righteousness, so that the man of God may be perfect, fully prepared for every good work."
(RVR1960)

The bible is like the divine breath that every person needs to achieve discipline since this verse is the greatest statement of the scripture about it because in it are all the necessary parameters to correct and instruct with justice and the person is prepared for all good deed.