WOW! What a great job at the Rotary Run for Life. You guys did an awesome job representing the school.
Keep that momentum going, the lion and dragon dance is not the finish line, it was just another tool for you to use as you travel down your path to Mastery. Too many times individuals stop short of thier dreams because they set the finish line before the real goal.
Compare this to the hurdles, if you watched any of the hurdles during the Olympics, the runners didn't stop after they made it over the first hurdle, they cleared hurdle after hurdle until they reached the finsh line. Everything you are doing for I Ho Chaun are just hurdles before you reach you finish line.
Don't be fooled, by completing I Ho Chaun, you have not reached the finish line. I Ho Chaun, itself is just another hurdle in your journey to Mastery of your life. Master Brinker has always said that the I Ho Chaun is your journey, how you tackle it will have a ripple effect to all facets of your life. Your approach has to be sustainable after you finish participation in I Ho Chaun. For a member to drop everything and solely focus on I Ho Chaun for a year, complete everything with flying colors, is absolutely useless because it is not sustainable. Everyone is busy and we all know that so you will have to adjust your life to fit in I Ho Chaun.
Take the dragon dance as an example, at the beginning we barely had enough members to practice. As we progressed more members came and we where able to have a rest or miss a practice (or two) and know that there was enough members there to step in and support the team. We had more then enough members at the run. This is how we should view I Ho Chaun. Life is busy and you won't be able to be there all the time but there is enough team members to step in, carry your load and fill you in when your able to comeback. All I Ho Chaun members are tools for you to use as you strive towards Mastery. No judgement, NO questions, just TEAM.
You can not change the past but you can choose how your future turns out.
Hello Sihing,
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Fit your life in to I Ho Chuan or I Ho Chuan into your life? Which is the tool to enhance the other?
Best regards,
Great post and awesome way of thinking. Thanks!
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