The more time I spend teaching Krav Maga - the less time I want to spend with other people who dont do likewise..
Recently I had time to reflect on who and how I spend my time with. I am really lucky to to make a living doing something I love (Teaching Krav Maga - an Israeli martial art ) I was struck by the difference in attitudes of the folks I spend my training time with and the non krav people in my life.
Those who train are more positive, better adjusted and just better to be around. This week teaching instructor candidates, I have seem guys work their heart out - only to have to do it again and often repeat the process without complaint. Hard work, positive attitude, humility and respect to your peers is the order of the day.
No excuses - no bull and certainly no reasons that its someone elses fault.. So if you are reading this - get off your arse - do something extra ordinary and be the sort of person who inspires the best in someone else - take
