Writer’s block doesn’t exist How hard could forming some coherent thoughts and writing them out be? Well, if you are a perfectionist the task can be damn near impossible some days. It can also be one of the best things to help you put your ego aside and say your piece. If your expression stemsContinueContinue reading “Daily blog #39”
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Daily blog #38
Give to get Jiu Jitsu, like life is full of ups and downs. Recently I’ve been trying to change some of my habits in the way I fight which can result in me struggling with lower belt levels. In one of my later rounds when I was tired, there was a situation where I startContinueContinue reading “Daily blog #38”
Daily blog #32
Do early birds actually get the worms? In Malcom Gladwell’s book Outliers he quotes a Chines proverb- “No one who can rise before dawn three hundred sixty days a year fails to make his family rich.”. To give some context that quote comes from a rice farming area in China. It is extremely tedious workContinueContinue reading “Daily blog #32”
Daily blog #11
The Classic Mistake Recently I was asked by a friend if I would help her start getting up earlier and maintaining a more strict schedule. She mentioned that she felt she needed to be more productive but being a healthcare worker, didn’t want her energy to be affected. She then proceeded to make the classicContinueContinue reading “Daily blog #11”
Minimalism.. The answer to COVID Part 1/2
“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” -Leonardo Da Vinci Everyone deserves to know how to live a minimal life… Our needs as humans tend to be very simple. Being able to break away from the ever-growing noise and distraction can be a breath of fresh air. Billionaire and inventor Elon Musk recently announced he is sellingContinueContinue reading “Minimalism.. The answer to COVID Part 1/2”
Physical training… Essential or Nonessential? Part 3/4
“He who has a why to live can endure almost any how.” -Friedrich Nietzsche Survival As humans, we are designed to survive, we came with natural abilities that you see in many healthy kids and young adults. We can run, get up and down, climb, throw stuff and jump. But sadly due to modern conveniences,ContinueContinue reading “Physical training… Essential or Nonessential? Part 3/4”
The Lifelong Professional 