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Average Karate and You Choose it
Average Karate and You Choose it. Just following orders. A lot of evil has been done in the name of, “Just following orders.” Are you about to build a bridge between the Nuremberg Trials and average karate? Yes, yes, I am. It has to be said in today’s world that there is a bridge built here, but not a comparison. Comparing content is not appropriate, yet in processes comparison. Yes, absolutely.
Bad Choices at Any Level
John Adams, the second President of the United States gets a going over too as his actions didn’t ring true. He pissed off a Dutch shipping company and The Supreme Court of the United States while trying to stick it to the French.
War trials, international maritime law, and the French. And there is more, but first mediocrity.
The advantage of acting at your peril, or disadvantages of course need to be taken into consideration before you bust out of the mold.
Many organizations encourage mediocrity, martial arts not so much. Martial arts ask you to push the boundaries. The boundaries of physical ability, mental toughness, and Swept into the flow.
Rock and Average Karate Choices?
Neil Peart the drummer for the rock group RUSH. Yes, a drummer, wrote some lyrics and when that needle dropped on that album, yes black plastic discs with music pressed into them. Peart blew my mind with his simple statement. I am sure it was not his original statement but it is still a strong statement in its simplicity.
Three proof points mediocrity can be a choice even in an ascendant environment.
Choose thoughtful action to escape mediocracy, otherwise, you are doing average karate and you choose it, because you chose it, just followed orders, or accepted a choice made for you through your inaction.
If you are not engaged in exploration you are engaged in mediocracy. The idea is more complex than that simple statement however, what if you took a moment and looked at you martial arts in this way, it is a great exercise and not necessarily permanent.
Get the full experience in the podcast listed below.
The Best Style of Karate to Lear for a Great LifeEmotional ChoicesI Don’t Teach Kids Karate
See how we can connect. Click on my picture.
KRIS WILDER
Kris Wilder is a martial artist based in the semi-arid rolling lands of Eastern Washington. He has authored many martial art books, including the classic, The Way of Kata. Making no apologies for his obsession of Football he can be found telling any who will listen about the nuances of the Canadian Football League.
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Average Karate and You Choose it. Just following orders. A lot of evil has been done in the name of, “Just following orders.” Are you about to build a bridge between the Nuremberg Trials and average karate? Yes, yes, I am. It has to be said in today’s world that there is a bridge built here, but not a comparison. Comparing content is not appropriate, yet in processes comparison. Yes, absolutely.
Bad Choices at Any Level
John Adams, the second President of the United States gets a going over too as his actions didn’t ring true. He pissed off a Dutch shipping company and The Supreme Court of the United States while trying to stick it to the French.
War trials, international maritime law, and the French. And there is more, but first mediocrity.
The advantage of acting at your peril, or disadvantages of course need to be taken into consideration before you bust out of the mold.
Many organizations encourage mediocrity, martial arts not so much. Martial arts ask you to push the boundaries. The boundaries of physical ability, mental toughness, and Swept into the flow.
Rock and Average Karate Choices?
Neil Peart the drummer for the rock group RUSH. Yes, a drummer, wrote some lyrics and when that needle dropped on that album, yes black plastic discs with music pressed into them. Peart blew my mind with his simple statement. I am sure it was not his original statement but it is still a strong statement in its simplicity.
Three proof points mediocrity can be a choice even in an ascendant environment.
Choose thoughtful action to escape mediocracy, otherwise, you are doing average karate and you choose it, because you chose it, just followed orders, or accepted a choice made for you through your inaction.
If you are not engaged in exploration you are engaged in mediocracy. The idea is more complex than that simple statement however, what if you took a moment and looked at you martial arts in this way, it is a great exercise and not necessarily permanent.
Get the full experience in the podcast listed below.
The Best Style of Karate to Lear for a Great LifeEmotional ChoicesI Don’t Teach Kids Karate
See how we can connect. Click on my picture.
KRIS WILDER
Kris Wilder is a martial artist based in the semi-arid rolling lands of Eastern Washington. He has authored many martial art books, including the classic, The Way of Kata. Making no apologies for his obsession of Football he can be found telling any who will listen about the nuances of the Canadian Football League.