Now I look back and see that my logic was not too sound. You receive so much out of travelling! The people you meet, the places you see, the memories you create. I got to spend time with some really great people this past week while out of town. I was inspired by seeing what happens when a group of students train together in the martial arts nonstop for years. The opportunities that it will eventually present you. This acted as a catalyst for my training and gave me a slightly different outlook.
The lethargy I wrote about last week has diminished. I am now back on the horse, so to speak. I'm more motivated now and am working not merely towards progressing in belt level, but progressing in skill level. If I concentrate on perfecting my skills and remembering my basics, the progression will go smoothly. I have to be training for the right reasons and not get supremely discouraged when things get bumpy. I need to not let pride get in the way and instead look to my kung fu comrades and instructors for help, I would do the same for any of you. This is why we train together after all.
Take care everyone.
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