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Never forget that you are a beginner

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Never forget that you are a beginner

By Jason Yun

Never forget that you are a beginner, or, if you have experience, that you may have developed your abilities in an unstable foundation.

IWF: BeginnerBeginners get easily frustrated and discouraged because new skills or information can leave them feeling foolish and/or uncoordinated. Beginners always have one advantage learning a completely new skill: they don’t have to overcome bad habits. People with experience can easily become frustrated and discouraged because they are constantly fighting against old habits and their previous haphazard success. To them, change is uncomfortable. The older you get, the harder it is to pick up new skills and the less patience you have while trying to learn them. So many things get in the way of our learning. Sometimes it is past fears, bad habits, or just negative verbal-influence conditioning.

 

Life is all about change.

When you are ready.

ONLY when you are ready!

‘A person influenced against his/her will, is of the same opinion still.’ ~ Les Brown

In order to flourish learning new skills you must be ready to accept them, and you must be aware that something needs to change.

Awareness is the start and key to any change.

You have that key.

You are the person.

We must continue on our path to greatness and that means going through the uncomfortable. Learning new skills, patterns, habits…….. in the process you will become a new person.

If you acknowledge  that something needs to change, however you do absolutely nothing about it to change then you are going to be stuck living a life of mediocrity.

Don’t be average, don’t be mediocre.

Challenge yourself to rise to the levels that you once dreamed yourself being as a child…….

If you have kids you wouldn’t tell them to ‘be mediocre.’

You can only take someone to levels that you have been. That is why it’s important to keep working on yourself to take yourself to new levels of PEAK.

Start climbing…….because on the mountain of YOU there is no summit. 

 

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