Happy New Year everyone… There are two directions you can go this year. One
is positive and the other is negative, so what is your choice. At the end of
2013 what way will you have chosen? You say positive…I thought so… or you would not even
be reading this right now.
The first step is always a definite chief aim at your goal. What level
will you be at the end of the year? To start with we all need to know the goal
setting dance. Which is - Know what you want, take action, daily habits towards
your goal, be willing to do what’s necessary, with the attitude of gratitude and
remember to enjoy the journey.
When you know where it is you want to get to
you will need a map to get you there. Anthony Robbins uses the acronym - M.A.P. which is a
“massive action plan”
Your plan must include the goal of course, plus what you
have to do to get it as well as things you need to do (like train 2-3 times a
week) that can be broken down even further to 1% improvements everyday towards
your goal. You cannot fail to reach your goal unless you quit. Everyone knows that winners never quit and quitters never win.
As martial artists we must break our
training down to four (4) 10 -12 week
cycles throughout a training year. This puts a time limit on reaching
our goal(s). You will be amazed at what you can achieve in this short time. The
natural breaks your academy does on holidays allows the necessary time for your
body to heal between cycles. When you break your large goal(s) into daily habits
you choose to always take action
over procrastination and being an eager student or instructor of life puts
positive energy in to the growth of your academy.
When your goals are… “out of sight then they are out of mind!”. Write it down and keep it with you! When I say I want to lose 20 pounds this year it seems like a lot but when I tell myself that it’s less than 2 lbs a month or a ½ of a pound a week, I know I can do that. When you look at your goal card daily it reminds you to just do 1% a day and you will be successful.
Have a Happy and Successful 2013!
Respectfully,
Chris Rowe
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