Mindset & Leadership
Mindset and leadership covers the owner’s own decision-making — the part of running a school that no system fixes. Articles deal with goal-setting and planning, time and attention, dealing with plateaus and setbacks, negotiation and difficult conversations, personal standards, and the psychology of running a business whose product is discipline. This section holds much of the journal’s guest-expert archive: outside authorities on selling, money and performance who wrote for the magazine during its print era, several of whom held black belts themselves. Those articles are labelled as archive material and are not the work of current staff. Readers should treat the section as what it is — a library of thinking about how school owners make decisions, assembled across three decades, rather than a set of current instructions.
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The Seven Ingredients of Success Ingredient One: Peace of Mind
Any factor that you would consider important to your happiness can be placed in one of seven categories. These Seven…
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Accessing Your Intuition, Part 1
It has been said that men and women start to become great when they begin to listen to their inner…
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Your Greatest Resource — You!
Our goal this month has been to remind ourselves how important it is to influence ourselves on a regular basis…
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Practical Project Management
Some skills are peripheral to success. It's nice to have them, but they don't make much of a difference. There…
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Is Martial Arts Instruction a Real Job?
Yes — martial arts instruction is a real job, and for the right person it is a career that pays…
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What Matters Most
Twelve months ago, I sat down to begin writing a column for this magazine, a column about philosophy and how…
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