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    Lucas Grant: Week 51

    Happy Holidays! These past two weeks have been very busy but very fun. On my first week of Christmas break I went down to Huntington Beach California to visit family for the Holidays. My family and I do this every…

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    • I am glad you had a great Christmas and New Year’s. It’s great to have family get togethers. See you at the dojo in the home stretch.

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    Christmas break

    I hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas this year, I know I sure did. Every year around Christmas I get to see all my family that I don’t see very often and it makes me really happy when I am able to spend time w…

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    • That must have been so much fun being around such a large family. I am glad you had a wonderful Christmas.

    • This time of year, we tend to compress and look inward a bit. In to ourselves and to our family. It’s part of the cycle to get us to prepare for that expansion outward in the Spring. It’s good to recharge so that we can attack our next goal with more clarity and directed energy.

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    New Year's resolution

    The New Year is approaching fast.  It will be 2024 in a few days.  Time is going by so fast.  I have never made a New Year’s resolution.   I never believed in something strong enough to make a resolution.  This…

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    • Achieving a giant goal is simply a matter of accumulating small, daily victories. Like you said, it’s like taking one cookie out of the box at a time until there are no more left.

    • This is a great way to look at our task at hand. I especially like how you acknowledge doing a little at a time to balance things out.

    • Yes! Small things, done consistently over time lead to great results. Your insight on taking small bites is valuable too. We have to consider the longevity of our training too. We want to enjoy karate for many years to come–not just a single flash-in-the-pan year.

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