What does I Ho Chuan mean to me?
This was a question that was asked at our last team meeting. I have been a part of the I Ho Chuan team for 3 years now, so this should be easy to define but it is not. The I Ho Chuan program and the Ultimate Black Belt requirements are designed to allow students to reach mastery.
So after 3 years am I a master at anything?
I know that each year I am able to accomplish more physically and mentally than the year prior, but is this mastery?
I know that each year I have removed more and more mediocrity from my life, but is this mastery?
I know that I have made and continue to make changes in my personal life that would not have been done without this journey, but is this mastery?
I am no where near being able to say that I have mastered even one element of my I Ho Chuan requirements, but I am closer than I was last year and more than the year before that.
I Ho Chuan has taught me to never give up, to reset and start again when needed, to identify and eliminate mediocrity, to know that I am only accountable to me but I also have a team to help me along the way.
So...What does I Ho Chuan mean to me?
The I Ho Chuan program is my journey to mastery and I am grateful that it is a hard but attainable journey. I would not appreciate the changes occurring to me along this journey if it was easy. These changes are transforming yet sustainable and for that I am most grateful.
See you on the mats!
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