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Little Value to a Black Belt
Little Value to a Black Belt. It has little value. And that statement has a sting to it as it discounts the effort you have put into the art.
Comparing a black belt to an Engineering degree. And going one step further a degree in ancient German love poetry, two of these have little value.
The Nothing Promise of Karate
The nothing promise is a clash of worlds. The internal value that exists within the heart of the newly minted black belt. I suspect an engineering degree has some similar short-lived rush immediate post-graduation.
The people of deep meaning to you have little value in the eyes of others. You may have trained with a truly gifted martial artist. You may have learned an extraordinary amount but it doesn’t have such a place in the world we live in.
The Value of the Black Belt
That is the topic we take a deep dive, the little value to a black belt. Over the course of the podcast we answer the question, “Why does the world have such a fleeting view of the culmination of years of work?”
The value of serving yourself, of serving others, and ultimately your community. By keeping your eye on the ball, the prize as the rhyme goes you get a new focus. The understanding of how people see the value of martial arts will release you from disappointment. As a result, you will get a long-term plan.
It may be a plan you did not foresee for yourself now that their is a clear understanding that the world doesn’t care. That isn’t a nihilists view. A view of no meaning, it is a view that is real, the world doesn’t care, it is indifferent to your struggles and achievements.
Podcasts on Karate Below
Enjoy the podcast with the link at the bottom of the page. And enjoy a few suggested podcast along similar themes.
How to Spot the Great Karate-Ka IKarate Instruction an Exquisite View Black Belt Discount
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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Little Value to a Black Belt. It has little value. And that statement has a sting to it as it discounts the effort you have put into the art.
Comparing a black belt to an Engineering degree. And going one step further a degree in ancient German love poetry, two of these have little value.
The Nothing Promise of Karate
The nothing promise is a clash of worlds. The internal value that exists within the heart of the newly minted black belt. I suspect an engineering degree has some similar short-lived rush immediate post-graduation.
The people of deep meaning to you have little value in the eyes of others. You may have trained with a truly gifted martial artist. You may have learned an extraordinary amount but it doesn’t have such a place in the world we live in.
The Value of the Black Belt
That is the topic we take a deep dive, the little value to a black belt. Over the course of the podcast we answer the question, “Why does the world have such a fleeting view of the culmination of years of work?”
The value of serving yourself, of serving others, and ultimately your community. By keeping your eye on the ball, the prize as the rhyme goes you get a new focus. The understanding of how people see the value of martial arts will release you from disappointment. As a result, you will get a long-term plan.
It may be a plan you did not foresee for yourself now that their is a clear understanding that the world doesn’t care. That isn’t a nihilists view. A view of no meaning, it is a view that is real, the world doesn’t care, it is indifferent to your struggles and achievements.
Podcasts on Karate Below
Enjoy the podcast with the link at the bottom of the page. And enjoy a few suggested podcast along similar themes.
How to Spot the Great Karate-Ka IKarate Instruction an Exquisite View Black Belt Discount
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.