On June 25
Sihing Chervenka issued a challenge for us to write a letter of
gratitude to someone in our life that has positively affected us. After about two months of procrastinating, I finally got it done.
Writing
this letter was a great experience for me. The process of handwriting a
letter is much different than typing one out on a computer. I found
that in order to make my handwriting as legible as possible I had to
slow down and focus on what I was writing. I also had to be thoughtful
about choosing my words since I couldn't simply hit the backspace key if
I made a mistake. When I wrote the letter I felt like I was "in the
moment"; I wasn't thinking about anything but what I was doing.
I
feel like I killed two birds with one stone. First off, I thanked a
friend for their positive influence on my life. And secondly, I learned a
lesson about focus and quality of work. It's funny how so many things
in life can teach you how to improve your kung fu and how kung fu always provides lessons on improving your life.
Cory Smid
http://kungfucory.blogspot.ca/
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