Your Brain Is Constantly Mapping

The synapses in our brains are constantly building new connections to new areas in the encephalon. The more you do the activity the stronger the connection will be in that thing. Whether it be reading, martial arts, or being patient with people or situations. You are mapping a skill or attitude into your being. It’s like taking a certain route to work in your car every day. The more you take that way, the easier it will be to get to your destination without much thought. That is exactly what is going on inside the brain. All the synapses are like avenues that bring you to a different location. Decide which road you want to travel down the most and watch mastery manifest itself over time. 

When I was in my early teens, I use to practice what I learned in martial arts repeatedly. I was obsessed with it. When people suddenly attacked me for no reason, I would block and attack without thought being a factor in the situation. I was moving like a robot that was preprogrammed and I did not think much of it, because that is what I do daily. My brother was present for a couple of these engagements and the way he described it to other people was eye-opening to me. He explained it like it was automatic because I shut their attack down before they even knew what happened. Sometimes you may not be aware of your talent until someone else points it out to you. If you have watched the movie, “Enter The Dragon,” this was the “it” Bruce Lee was talking about at the beginning of the movie. I love it because this “it” can transform into any field you choose to bring it into.

Let me show you how to use the “it” that will make you the it factor in anything you desire to get into. Whether it be martial arts, your hobbies, or your line of work. Be phenomenal at it and leave everyone else in the dust by signing up for 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.