Another banger guys! For me frustration comes from a lack of *perceived* progress. Sometimes I'm not giving something my all, but oftentimes I'm actually frustrated because my perception is skewed... I'm fixated on the wrong metrics. Tracking the micro-improvements on day to day inputs that push the needle forward, rather than lagging indicators like hefty goals, helps me stave off impatience and stay the course. Sometimes when things feel really tough I break those inputs down into even smaller inputs, and reduce the friction around completing them as much as possible. All of this is a wanky way of re-stating a wisdom humans have intuitively known for thousands of years... "trust the process"!
Took me between 10 to 15 yrs of nogi, lot a lot of plateauing to finally last year, break the pkateaus and roll like a brown belt, even though blue in the gi. I am that bamboo tree. Thank you guys.
Ive nailed techniques weeks after they were taught because even when you start in the "position of the day" it isnt an organic environment for you to apply it. For example it isnt until you get to de la riva that you learn that specific transition to slx that leads to sweep that leads to dope mount so on and so forth. Give yourself time to become familiar in positions where youve learned from
You know I'll immediately watch anything that makes me feel better about plateauing. Genius marketing.
Another banger guys!
For me frustration comes from a lack of *perceived* progress. Sometimes I'm not giving something my all, but oftentimes I'm actually frustrated because my perception is skewed... I'm fixated on the wrong metrics.
Tracking the micro-improvements on day to day inputs that push the needle forward, rather than lagging indicators like hefty goals, helps me stave off impatience and stay the course. Sometimes when things feel really tough I break those inputs down into even smaller inputs, and reduce the friction around completing them as much as possible.
All of this is a wanky way of re-stating a wisdom humans have intuitively known for thousands of years... "trust the process"!
Took me between 10 to 15 yrs of nogi, lot a lot of plateauing to finally last year, break the pkateaus and roll like a brown belt, even though blue in the gi. I am that bamboo tree.
Thank you guys.
😂😂 “…you got the Brazilian girlfriend, you doing everything thing you can!” Pqp kkkkkkkkk
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Les Brown is the OG!
Ive nailed techniques weeks after they were taught because even when you start in the "position of the day" it isnt an organic environment for you to apply it. For example it isnt until you get to de la riva that you learn that specific transition to slx that leads to sweep that leads to dope mount so on and so forth. Give yourself time to become familiar in positions where youve learned from
Hahaha Chris Williamson is such a tool 😂
Einstein is a fraud and it wssnt his theory or equation to begin with. Thanks history books! 😂
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