By Unknown Author Only one who devotes himself to a cause with his whole strength and soul can be a true master. For this reason mastery demands all of a person.–Albert Einstein Many words have been spoken or written regarding the process of a master. Many definitions, many perspectives, and many stories have been debated […]
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14 Reasons To Get Motivated And Stay Motivated by: Peter Murphy Why should you bother to spend your valuable time to learn how to get motivated and stay motivated? Here´s why. Your quality of life will change dramatically when you take charge of how motivated you feel in any given moment. Family and friends will
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by: William Frank Diedrich Who am I being right now? Who was I being in that situation? These are questions I ask myself every day? I want to know. If I am interacting and the interaction feels uncomfortable–who am I being that this feels so bad? Over the years I have created many images of
by: Keith Varnum The person who masters change, masters happiness. The best way to thrive in today’s ever-fluid, volatile world, is to become a master of change. A “Change Master” not only welcomes, invites and celebrates the flux of constantly evolving life, but also consciously drives and directs these rhythms. When you live “smart,” you
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3 Ways to Get Momentum to Achieve Your Goals By Teddy Dutch Danfield Momentum is a precious commodity when you are attempting to achieve a goal. Momentum is the jet fuel needed to reach your goal. Let’s take a look at how you get momentum and then keep momentum. #1 Consistent Activity Yes, consistent activity
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Kindness is Powerful By Roy J Derrick Mark Twain said it best when he said, “Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see.” What could be more powerful than something that reaches and touches every single one of us? A true act of kindness is something that is done
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by: Jim Clemmer “The bedrock of character is self-discipline; the virtuous life, as philosophers since Aristotle have observed, is based on self-control. A related keystone of character is being able to motivate and guide oneself, whether in doing homework, finishing a job, or getting up in the morning. And, as we have seen, the ability
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Training with Martial Arts Weapons – Karate Kung Fu Weaponry by: Clint Leung There are opportunities in martial arts training to learn to use various martial arts weapons. Many martial arts schools, especially those that teach Japanese karate and Chinese kung fu styles have weaponry as part of their overall curriculum. Popular weapons from karate
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