August 4th, 2009 Have you ever lost control of your emotions and done something, said something or acted in a way you later regretted? The answer for almost everyone would be “Yes!” Anger brings out a very negative and ugly side of just about everyone. Most people agree that positive emotions and attitudes are far more »
July 17th, 2009 If you want to lead a great life, you have to take great actions. The best way to prepare yourself to take great actions, is to practice having a great attitude. Say “YES” everyday to prepare yourself for Victory (Pilsung) and most importantly DO step out of your comfort zone! Imagine every more »
May 28th, 2009 The Path to Mastery starts with The Right Understanding. The next step on the Path to Mastery is having The Right Thoughts. The right thoughts helps improve your overall view and your overall attitude. It keeps you moving in the right direction. It also helps to clarify things. Using the right thought more »
April 21st, 2009 The goal of every martial artist should be to become one with nature. The goal is to tune into the natural world. The natural world is governed by the Universal Laws. The Right Understanding includes the Universal Laws. The Laws of Attraction, Belief, Control, Contrast, Correspondence, Cause and Effect, Expectation, and Sympathetic more »
February 9th, 2009 Black Belt Champions have the courage to face their Fears, Uncertainties & Doubts. To be a Black Belt Leader & Champion, fear is merely another obstacle to overcome on the way to your goal. Dealing with fears, uncertainties and doubts is to be expected when you are striving to achieve big goals more »
January 4th, 2009 Why not make excellence your habit? Imagine leading a life that is truly filled with excellence. It’s been said mediocrity is the enemy of excellence. Simply meaning either one can become powerful habitual pattern of your life. The moment you begin to accept mediocrity in yourself or others you influence, that will more »
November 4th, 2008 Our belief is that martial arts helps people develop better habits for life. The positive habits students develop in the dojang always has a direct influence on life outside the dojang. Today’s message focuses on five simple habits that can help any student achieve greatness in their Martial Arts training: Attendance/Commitment: Consistent more »
September 5th, 2008 Many studies on human potential have stated that most of us are performing at only a fraction of our true potential. If this is accurate, it means that we all have tremendous opportunity to tap into our potential and enjoy even greater levels of success and achievement. Champions are always seeking to more »
August 7th, 2008 Did you know that our habits determine our future? Experts agree that 90% of our daily behavior is habitual. Meaning that most of what we do everyday is on auto pilot. Habits are formed through repetition, good or bad, anything you do over and over again eventually becomes habit. It has to more »
July 6th, 2008 Do you expect great health and fitness? Do you expect wealth and happiness? Do you expect great friends and loving relationships? Do you expect the best of life? Law of Expectations says: “Whatever you expect, with confidence becomes your own self fulfilling prophecy”. Said another way, what you expect, is what you more »
May 6th, 2008 Two powerful principles that every Black Belt Leader & Champion must possess are the principles of Perseverance and Persistence: seeing things through to completion, crossing the finish line, having persistence in the face of resistance or challenge, staying focused on the goal and always ready to overcome any obstacles that may be more »
April 1st, 2008 Black Belt Leaders & Champions understand that Martial Arts begins and ends with respect. It’s like being trained with a code of courtesy that leads to many ways to demonstrate respect. Whenever you bow, give positive responses and polite greetings, you express your respect and appreciation. I heard once that when a more »
February 23rd, 2008 A true Black Belt Leader & Champion radiates the confidence that all obstacles and challenges can be overcome and all their goals can be attained. Optimism inspires and empowers people to believe that they can do more and become better than ever before. It is one of the most powerful qualities for more »
January 19th, 2008 A Black Belt is a worldwide recognized symbol that represents a high level of excellence, not just in physical skill, but also in attitude, behavior and character. Integrity is vital ingredient for any leader, in and out of the Martial Arts. Having integrity and a solid character, leads to earning the respect more »
November 29th, 2007 We are all emotional beings and the better you are able to control your emotions, the happier you will be and the better you perform, in the Martial Arts and in life. Black Belt Leaders & Champions learn that they must control their emotions, or their emotions may control them. Training and more »
November 6th, 2007 Many experts in human performance believe that the #1 reason why most people will never get what they want is they don’t really know what they want. Imagine how much happier you will be, if you start every day with a purpose and passion for achievement in all areas of your life. more »
August 27th, 2007 Black Belt Leaders & Champions are achievers, in and out of the dojang. They strive to be their best in every area of their life. A true Black Belt Leader & Champion in the Martial Arts is always striving to get better and better, on and off the mat. Why is it more »
July 2nd, 2007 Becoming an A-Rated Black Belt Leader & Champion is much more than just earning a belt around your waist. It’s about becoming the best you can be in all aspects of life. The habits, attitudes, and skills we develop in the dojang have a powerful impact on our lives outside the dojang. more »
May 13th, 2007 John Maxwell says: “It takes a strong team to build a big dream.” When it comes to the achievement of worthwhile and important goals, I’m sure you would have to agree with that statement. If I looked back at any of the truly magical moments and greatest victories in my life, I more »
February 23rd, 2007 “I quit” are two words we hear more often today. Some even say we are living in an age of quitters. Sticking to a job we don’t like can be tough, and on the same token trying something new requires patience and discipline. But perseverance has many rewards. Romans 5:3-4 says: “Suffering more »
