markdawes How To Become a Self Defence Instructor There are many ways that you can become a self-defence instructor. But not all are equal.
I have been in this industry now for many years and have heard many things, but sometimes I am still taken aback by what I get told and following are a couple of examples of what I was told only this week.
This is a lovely testimonial and review from Georgina Prior who attended our BTEC Level 3 Self-Defence Trainer Award last year.
Since then Georgina has started her self-defence business and she is doing really well.
A lot of people starting out in business spend a lot of time trying to design their brand based on their company’s products, services and logo.
I’ve recently been re-reading one of my favourite books, Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill.
In this book, based on over 20 years of research and interviews with hundreds of the worlds most successful people Hill reveals the secret to their success that was taught to them by Andrew Carnegie who, at the time, was one of the richest men in the world.
These are the findings of the two inquests into the restraint related deaths of Michael Thorley and Jason Lennon who were both killed when restrained by security staff.
I was recently listening to a guided meditation on loving-kindness by Sharon Salzberg and underneath the audio file on the webpage was the following, so I thought I’d share it with you as it may help some of you.
Too many people are perfectionists, which means that they will procrastinate.
They have a ‘Ready, Aim, Fire’, which means that unless they believe that they are 100% ready, they will not do whatever it is they wish to do, primarily because they feel that they will be judged if they don’t succeed 100% the first time.
“Every action, either physical or mental, every movement occurring either on the plane of gross matter or on the plane of the mind, causes an emission of energy. To use the established expression, it produces a “seed”.
