Psychology of Success
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A Good Instructor Doesn’t Always Make A Good Manager
While an instructor may run a class with stern discipline, that doesn’t always translate well when that instructor puts on…
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Teaching & Curriculum
The Seven Qualities of a Champion
When I first became a Taekwondo instructor, I claimed that my martial art is a philosophy that can be very…
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How a 700 year-old plan of attack can still work for you!
The Ninja of the 14th Century Feudal Japan were known for their unique strategies of stealth, espionage and guerilla warfare.…
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Professionalism Done the Right Way With Brian Tracy; Part 2
In the final episode of this martial arts-specific interview, fellow Black Belt and world-renowned “professional” imparts a wealth of knowledge…
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The Seven Ingredients of Success
As an instructor and school owner, you are very familiar with the topic of goal setting. Often, the Black Belt…
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The Seven Secrets of Sales Success
There are seven secrets, or principles, of sales success. The highest paid salespeople practice them every day. The regular application…
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The Essence of Good Time Management, Part 2: Where Do You Perform Well?
Project Forward Five Years Gary Hamel and C.K. Prahalad, the strategic planners who wrote the book, Competing for the Future,…
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The Seven Ingredients of Success Ingredient Four: Financial Freedom
The first three ingredients of success are Peace of Mind, Healthy and Energy and Loving Relationships. The fourth is financial…
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The Seven Ingredients of Success Ingredient Three: Loving Relationships
In my previous columns, I explained that the first ingredient of success is peace of mind. Peace of mind is…
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The Seven Ingredients of Success: Are You Fit to Lead?
During many of my columns, I’ve described how you can reach your full potential, which is the primary goal of…
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