On modeling skills for mastery

I can remember, when wrestling, boxing and experiencing martial arts, that repetition was how I learned.

To improve, it meant trying harder and more frequently.

One day, I discovered that I could train offsite with masters. I would then learn techniques unfamiliar to my regular group. Eventually, I would come to dominate where I regularly trained and in the leagues that I competed.

Applying modeling skills of physiology, syntax and beliefs would have drastically reduced the amount of time for mastery.

Lessons learned:

• Always reach outside of the immediate group.
  
• Open to new experiences and techniques (strategies)
  
• Persist onto mastery
  
• There is always someone better.
  

Enjoy,

Rocky Romero

ProfitCoaching.com