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Discipline and Faith
Stan Smith • January 18, 2019
Discipline and Faith. Believing in what you are doing is a must, overtime your skill will reach a level of mastery when you have the discipline to improve it. Have disciplined attitude and approach the task with joy and you will have a good outcome.
If you are not satisfied, consider it a learning experience and discipline yourself to work hard. The battle is over when laziness shows up. Faith and discipline get you through negative times; control your mind. The enemy of improvement is boredom, fatigue, lack of concentration and must be overcome.
Technique includes timing, distance, speed along with breath, but technique without faith and discipline will take the longer path to improvement
gratitude is a good practice
The success of your action needs to be cultivated constantly to make little improvements all the time, every day. That requires patience and hard work. See it; believe it.
we are the instrument of the Lord in our Martial Art practice; peaceful warrior; the practice of love is the hardest. The power of faith in the Lord Jesus Christ is the strength behind the action
identify your weakness and make it a strength