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Ken Hill wrote a new post
“The point is the doing of them rather than the accomplishments.”-Bruce Lee Sometimes it’s easy to get caught up in the rewards that come with hard work…and we forget that the hard work itself was reward. […]
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I’m doing a bit of revisions tonight so excuse the slight occasional lag!
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Neil Barnett commented on the post, Work and school flow, on the site Flowtricks 3.1
Try thumb chucks. Just 2 balls with string in the middle.
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Ken Hill posted
LOUNGE TIME! What’s your favorite foods?
I’m down with spicy! I love ramen noodles too, but only if I throw in a bunch of ingredients like vegetables and extras! -
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As a martial arts school owner for 29 years I understand where you are coming from. As instructors we have ups and downs feeling valued, feeling used, sometimes frustrated and other times pleased with the progress of our students. In the end we touch people in ways we never even realize. For me it can be as small as complimenting a student on a technique that gives them the confidence to forge ahead. Like the note you received from the woman wanting to feel connected to her loved one, that is worth all the time and energy as instructors we put into our art, at least it is for me. The occasional thank you card I receive from a parent telling me what a huge positive influence I’ve had on their child gives me the desire to just keep on doing the art! Thank you for your thoughts.