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  #1 Lanier Gardner on 02 Sep 13

   

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  OK, maybe youre right, maybe I shouldnt communicate with you about stopping yet but I think there are several valuable lessons to be learned in the start about the various reasons why people stop karate. By knowing this you will know which problems to avoid.
  
  There are some traditional reasons for quitting karate that are usually beyond our control such as insufficient money, going from the area, disease or injury, change in family circumstances, the death of a loved one, and other unfortunate circumstances. Even though most of these are valid reasons I will record in this short report the reasons that are within our control.
  
  Below are a few of the most common causes in no particular order.
  
  Loss of interest
  
  Failure on the marketing test
  
  Arguments with fellow members and/or teacher
  
  The curriculum is too hard or too simple
  
  Feeling like youre maybe not getting hired
  
  Experience discouraged and overrun
  
  Not getting out of it what you need
  
  Conflict of values
  
  Karate is not what you thought it'd be
  
  Badly comparing your-self to the others
  
  Focused on harm
  
  Not enough control when sparring shown by fellow members
  
  As always there are several more reasons why people quit karate and the list could continue but above are some of the more common reasons. I would venture to say that a number of these reasons are self-made and are fear-based. If you are wanting to get started in the martial-arts then you may want to have a second for some honest introspection and think about if you're more likely to quit for any of the above factors.
  
  If you are, then it will be even more important that you do your research before-hand and look for a school that suits your values and your goals. You increase your responsibility by the power of your planning, when you do that, and you help create insurance coverage on your own success.
  
  Remember, success originates from preparation, and this is unquestionably a significant element in that preparation that sends a loud clear signal to your unconscious mind that you're out to do your very best in this undertaking.
  
  My own personal instructor once told me, Never hesitate of failure if you try your very best. To read more, please consider looking at: The Emerging Facts On Picking out Vital Elements For Massage School: How To Build An . In the event that you follow this advice then quitting the fighting styles probably wont be a viable alternative, and because the old saying states so clearly, 'Quitters never get, and winners never quit.'
  
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  Good luck and best wishes in your journey in karate.

   

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