Side Kicks Family Karate
"Your Family's Personal Life
Skills Center"
Develop the inner strength to do what is right!
The way we feel about ourselves has a huge effect on the way we treat ourselves and others, and on the kinds of choices we make. If we are not confident about our own abilities then we tend to not take chances, which mean we limit our success. At the same time, if we are not satisfied with who we are then we often assume we will not be satisfied with others, and that means we do not treat them fairly. To make life even more challenging, when
we do not have self-esteem we often
choose the paths that are easiest, and that can lead to breaking rules to get
what we want. It makes sense to seek out ways to enhance our self-esteem in
order to ensure that we are the best that we can be, and that we treat others
well.. As martial artists, we must avoid “giving in” and allowing ourselves to
take a lesser path. Martial artists
look at high self-esteem as a duty, a call to action that is necessary to carry
on at a higher level. Martial artists consistently strive to accomplish this
task, and persevere when situations become challenging. Enhancing your
self-esteem will enable you to increase your success, enhance your social
competence, and improve your overall life. This is not an easy task to accomplish,
but a task that is well worth the effort. Martial artists know the importance of
self-esteem and the effects it has on life. As you work to increase your
confidence and
positive attitude, you’ll reap the
benefits of high self-esteem each and every day.
1.
Develop your talents. Seek out activities
that you are
good at
and then strive to excel in those activities.
2.
Be your own best friend. Treat yourself well
mentally,
physically
and emotionally, and act in ways that are
good for
you.
3.
Make good choices for yourself; don’t let
others
make
choices for you.
4.
Take responsibility for yourself, your
choices, and
your
actions.
5.
Always do what you know is
right. Don’t even
consider
cheating, lying, or stealing.
6.
Set goals and work to achieve them. Your
goals are
your road
map; without that map, you will get lost.
7.
Treat other people with respect. Avoid
greed, anger,
and
jealousy.
8.
Practice forgiveness, even if the other
person is
in the wrong.
If you would like more info
on this topic or to find out how you can build your child's confidence feel
free to contact us @ sidekickskarate@gmail.com.
Side Kicks Family Karate,
Sensei Brian Seetge
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