Ok, a recent weigh in clocks my weight at 76.7kg. I have to say, it does feel like I’ve swallowed a Boeing 767! I’m 1.76m tall, which puts my Body Mass Index at 24.76, which according to the same people who devised the Body Mass Index, that I am bordering on being overweight. I can’t [...]
There’s a challenge over at Cook Ding’s to dedicate just over a month to train/learn something you’ve been wanting to. The challenge read as follows:
… from Ash Wednesday (tomorrow) until Easter (April 8), train every day, without fail, no excuses. It’s not as easy as it sounds. Some days, you might only be able to [...]
Learning tai ji is hard work. I guess that’s true with learning anything! The more common excuse for procastination (to learn) is that “I’m not in the mood”. Taking tai ji as an example, it’s highly dependent on the internal state of mind on what you actually learn in a training session.
When i’m not in [...]
Applying the 4 stages of learning from an investment book in Tai Ji!
So why after all these years, i’m suddenly declaring to become a student again?
First, I like being a student. It’s got its own special aura to it. You don’t need to act like you know something (which in fact you don’t!). You don’t need to feel stupid or ignorant because you’re both simultaneously! And the [...]