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    Strategic Optimist vs Defensive Pessimist

    Video 2 Ummmm… apparently I need to figure out how to post these videos the correct way lol If you click “Video 2”, I think it should play……😅

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    • Don’t feel alone, I’m a Defensive Pessimist. I think we’re a majority, LOL. I believe I heard this from Tony Robbins. People are motivated by two things; pain and pleasure. Pain is a huge motivator.

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    New year, New mindset

    Ringing in yet another year! This year will be truly unique for myself and my fellow black belt candidates. We are all going through significant physical, mental, and spiritual changes. I view this as a great…

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    Black Belt Test For Lucas And Cooper

    Wow!  That was a spectacular  black belt test.  Lucas and Cooper showed tremendous heart during it.  Their katas had such power and strength.  They preformed extremely well under pressure.  They knew their katas…

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    Zen In The Martial Arts

    I just finished reading Zen In The Martial Arts.  There were many great ideas that encouraged me.  The author’s teacher was Bruce Lee.  Two of Bruce Lee’s quotes from his lessons for the author rang true in my hea…

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    • Great book review Elan. Zen In the Martial Arts is one of my all-time favorite martial arts books. There are many lessons in it that you can carry with you on your journey. Every great achievement begins in the mind. However, I don’t want that to sound like a cliche. If something seems overwhelming – like 50, 000 pushups – you’ll never accomplish your goal if it’s so overwhelming to you that you can’t possibly see the end. So you first have to break up the elephant into individual chunks; like individual projects. Once the goal seems achievable, positive thoughts come naturally. That’s a skill that takes practice. It sounds like you’re figuring it out.

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