I would
like to take full credit for everything that you’re about to read in these
posts, however I must be totally honest and admit that a fair percentage of
what you’ll find presented here comes from a variety of different sources.
Specific material that I’ve picked-up from attending seminars and courses, from
people that I’ve met, books that I’ve read, as well as CD’s and tapes that I’ve
listened too.
Over the
years, I have to say that I’ve had the privilege in meeting and learning from
some of the Worlds finest martial art teachers. Many have built up there own
businesses from just a handful of students to extra-ordinary levels. The one
thing I’ve noticed about all of these martial art legends is that they were
willing to share their time knowledge and information with many others,
including myself.
As well as
learning from these influential martial art teacher’s I’ve also had the
opportunity to attend many seminars and lectures by World-renowned motivational
teachers. These individuals are also amazing characters in there own-right,
many have their own unique view of the world and how it functions. These
talented people are able to inspire most individuals who are willing to listen
and learn.
I would
also like to pass-on some of my own personal experiences; my own adventure if
you like, from where I first started all those years ago, up until to the
present time. Much of this journey has been about my own personal development,
which ultimately I believe has helped me to become not only better martial artist,
but also a better person as well.
I have to
admit that I have tasted many 'highs', as well as a considerable amount of
'low' periods in my martial art career. I’m now almost proud of the fact that I
made so many mistakes to start off with. One thing I would like to take credit
for; I was able to learn from these faults and had the courage and
determination not to give-up on my chosen profession, which eventually lead me
to gain considerable success within my industry.
I now feel
that the time is now right for me to pass this information onto you and others
like you; those that may have similar interests in understanding about the
martial arts. Its material that I wish that I’d had access to straight away as
a young man. I know if I’d have had this information by my side I could have
achieved many of my goals in a far shorter period. However what I now realize
that it was the journey, not the destination, which was the most important
thing.
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