Looking back it was those same instructors who were eating Big Macs and Whoppers for lunch that were giving this advice.
At some point I was fortunate to meet some new friends that challenged me to question my beliefs about health and fitness.
In three short months I managed to completely change the way I look, but more importantly I have changed the way I feel inside. Now I am challenging all my limiting beliefs allowing me to abandon mediocrity and strive towards excellence!
Here is what I have learned:
1. You become like the people you hang around! I began setting and achieving more substantial goals when I started hanging around people that challenged me to strive towards excellence and be my best.
2. I began to get rid of everything in my life that represented mediocrity! Too much TV, Too much Snack Food, Too much Negativity! I started to get rid of all the mediocrity and negativity that was holding me back! Don’t settle for mediocrity! Remember, Misery Loves Company!
3. I Challenged my beliefs! I began to identify what beliefs were holding me back and then I set out to prove myself wrong! I started by looking for people who were already achieving the results I was looking for and then following their model for success!
Here are some of my beliefs that I am challenging as part of my Black Belt Test:
Abs are genetic!
Flexibility and attaining the split is genetic!
Performing in front of groups is painful!
Bryan Klein
Some of my beliefs that are being challenged in 2010...
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2. An old person with arthritic shoulders and knees should not be trying karate.
3. You can't have it all
I believe 2010 is my time slot to battle these beliefs!?!