The Value of Commitment
By Master Instructor David Alvas, Director
This
was submitted to me by my student, Rose Sheehan. Rose has been
training at USK Karate since 1999 and is a 3rd Dan certified instructor,
contributing writer, and advisor to the school. It has great value in
its message:
“In life we all have desires. There is a gap
for most of us on how to actually move daily, within the desire, toward
achievement. An often overlooked tool is the concept of making a
commitment, and then doing everything required to complete it…even if
you want to back out. Surprises linger behind the energy we put out in
the process of completion. With the correct attitude, we uncover things
that only action can unveil. We change ourselves on a cellular level
and thus self expansion can occur. This is part of the process of self
discovery and self mastery. Commit fully and do not abort the
process. Be prepared to smile about it.
USK students and
families, regular training and commitment to becoming a Dan member is a
life enhancing process. Lessons absorbed by sticking with this
commitment and seeing yourselves or your children as Dan members will
provide more than physical training and self-defense. Prepare to honor
this commitment and be prepared to smile about it.”
References:
Scripture: By your steadfastness and patient endurance, you shall win the true life of your souls. Luke 21:19
Tang Soo Do: One of the Eight Key Concepts: In Neh, translated “endure patience”.
Quote: "Obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your goal." Henry Ford
All the best,
David Alvas
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