The Moment You Get To The Point Where You Do Not Want To Train Or Do Something Anymore.

The saying, winners never quit and quitters never win is a solid fact. When we start something new there is excitement and electricity in our bodies, that fuel comes from our passion for the endeavor we are getting into. However, after some time we lose our excitement due to hardships or boredom. We may also realize how green we are and lose hope when we see how long the journey is as well as the hours we have to put into the activity. 

Martial arts and lifting weights is a great examples of this. At first, someone might inspire you, because you see how great they are and you want to express yourself like them. You then take the initial steps to make the picture in your head a reality. After a while your body starts to ache or gets bruised, then personal matters in your life come up and take your attention away from your goal. Now, this can be for anything you desire to accomplish. Here’s the time that you have to make a decision, do you want to stay focused on this journey and make a way or give in. This is usually the moment where you are about to reach your breakthrough but failed to persevere. This happened to me in martial arts, life, and relationships. Remember I told you the importance of having a mentor? I also said I have multiple mentors. These mentors helped me realize that, and the situations that came up that had me about to throw in the towel, I became more solid in it and surprisingly saw breakthroughs. I thought to myself, and I was about to quit this thing. Small increments of mastery form themselves during this stage because mastery does not just appear. It is forged through repeated circumstances in life where you have cultivated and nurtured this emotional detachment from the side of you that says, it’s time to quit. Right when your elevation is about to occur.

By not quitting, you are mastering your mind, body, and soul to get tougher and dig down for that reserve power latent in your being. Sign up to the A.O.M.A. family and take advantage of the course, Learn the Basics of Martial Arts. Or you can join our monthly membership program, where many are saving 23% on the cyclic courses being offered. It is a wise thing to take these courses in the order that I have laid out, because the previous course sets you up for the following course.