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To win in jiu jitsu (and in life) you need to either outwork, outwit, or outlast your opponent. These principles encourage a balanced approach where effort, intelligence, and resilience work together to create a path to success. You don’t ne
“Never neglect the little things. Never skimp on that extra effort, that additional few minutes, that soft word of praise or thanks, that delivery of the very best that you can do. It does not matter what others think, it is of prime importance
PERSISTENCY PAYS. Persistency builds resilience and hones skills through repetition. Each effort, even when met with failure, sharpens abilities and deepens understanding. Mastery isn’t achieved overnight but through relentless practice an
“Masters never don’t do the basics” @hormozi There’s no way around a strong foundation. True experts consistently practice core fundamentals, regardless of their advanced status. This relentless focus on basics ensures p
There’s a common saying that goes something like this… If it’s easy, everyone will do it. If it’s hard, few will do it. To extend this statement further and extrapolate it’s full truth, I added my own twist… If
Quality > Everything When designing the Practitioner’s Journal, quality was our top priority. Every detail, from the durable binding to the premium paper, was intentionally chosen. We aimed for a product that not only looks elegant but
If it’s easy. Everyone will do it. If it’s hard. Few will do it. If you put consistent action towards hard things, it will become eas[ier]. If it’s easy for you and hard for others, this is where you’ll find your opportuni
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ENGAGE. In life there is no other option but to engage with the world around us. This is similar to a ship navigating through a storm; by engaging with the waves and winds, the ship will stay on course and reach its destination. Similarly, by e
What’s NOT easy: Taking notes. Studying. Setting goals. Creating intentions. What is easy: Doing nothing. Sometimes doing ‘the things’ that are NOT easy are the things that set you apart. ——— Journaling
It’s easy to fall into the trap of your own routine, where every morning feels like a carbon copy of the last. The beep of your alarm clock becomes the unwelcome soundtrack to your existence. It sounds depressing, doesn’t it? But how o
Your best option to get better at Jiu Jitsu: Show up. Your worst option: Stop showing up. ____ If you want to improve, there’s no other option than to show up. However, if you’re looking to take your game to the next level, consider