Positive Leadership Are you a morning person or an evening person?
Ask this question to your students. If they are not sure what you mean, you can clarify that some people like to wake up early and have lots of energy in the mornings. Others like to stay up late and have the most energy at night. Which are you?
Once they have committed to one or the other, point out that anyone who believes he is a morning or evening person (as most people do) limits himself by giving himself an excuse to be unproductive for half of the day. It is a self-imposed limitation.
Once you change your mind and believe you are a 24-hour person, you can maximize your life 24 hours a day. Many people believe they are a morning or evening person, or that they are not good at something like math or business. Whenever you program yourself to believe such things as fact, you limit yourself.
If you can change the way you think, you can embrace all the amazing, positive qualities within you. You can maximize your potential, because belief is stronger than fact. You cannot change the past, but you can change the future by changing your beliefs. If you believe you can be successful, you will become successful.
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Thursday, September 25, 2008
United Martial Arts Centers Blog
September 25th 2008
Hello fellow martial artist and friends. I am setting up this blog a an open forum for martial artists to express their thoughts, ideas, and experiences in a positive setting to help others with their training or getting starting with their training.
Please feel free to post:
1. Your martial arts class experience
2. Your martial arts thoughts
3. Ideas on how to make classes better
4. Training tips for other students
Sincerely
Grand Master Edmund Ciarfella 7th Dan
United Martial Arts Centers
Hello fellow martial artist and friends. I am setting up this blog a an open forum for martial artists to express their thoughts, ideas, and experiences in a positive setting to help others with their training or getting starting with their training.
Please feel free to post:
1. Your martial arts class experience
2. Your martial arts thoughts
3. Ideas on how to make classes better
4. Training tips for other students
Sincerely
Grand Master Edmund Ciarfella 7th Dan
United Martial Arts Centers
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