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Wow! I am still amazed that I am qualified to be a black belt candidate. I started karate many years ago because my son was doing it. I thought it would be good to have a similar activity that we could share and do together. I never in my wildest dreams imagined I would be where I am today. I was concerned because I was older and had never done…Read More
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This week was my first week of the hardest challenge I will ever face. My Black Belt test. So far I have felt extremely excited for this upcoming year but also a bit nervous too. I know I have so many people by my side and supporting me as much as they can and that makes me feel so much better. This past week I feel like I have been keeping up…Read More
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I look forward to working together in the dojo to reach that final goal.
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Journeys Begin with a Single StepToday marks 1 full week completed of the One Heart Challenge black belt test. I am satisfied with my initial commitment to it but still anxious about keeping it up for 13 months. I also completed my 2nd marathon on…
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Congratulations on running the marathon. I look forward to working with you in the dojo to reach our final goal.
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Thank you Elan! Looking forward to training with you as well. We can do it!
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