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January 11th, 2010
Going Under The Sword | impostor syndrome
1985 in Milan Italy, Hidy Ochai raised the razor sharp sword and quickly sliced the apple on my throat twice. He was blindfolded. I was a blind fool.
January 11th, 2010
Where I Lost My Way As a Teacher | impostor syndrome
Know who you are, and why you are doing martial arts as a living. When I became a billing client of the Educational Funding Company, I attended one of their seminars in Atlanta. I was doing pretty good, but nothing like some of the EFC stars of the day. Still, it seemed the guys in [...]
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The Crazy Roles Martial Artists Play | impostor syndrome
I have written several articles about choosing a career as a martial arts professional. I’d like this article to focus on some typical martial artist characters. When you meet these guys you’ll know that martial arts simply became a new personality rather than an extension of the authentic person. The Tough Guy Once I saw [...]
