A martial artist argues that everyone should adopt a black belt mindset, which represents excellence, discipline, focus, confidence, perseverance, mastery, leadership, wisdom, compassion, and inner peace. He challenges why anyone would reject these qualities in their own life.
Think about this for a second. That symbolism, that idea of a black belt. What do you think about when you hear those words, black belt? What do you think about when you see that symbol, when you see a black belt strapped around a martial artist's waist? First of all, you may think of excellence, and that's certainly a good term to associate with it. You think of discipline, you think of focus, you think of confidence, you think of perseverance, you think of mastery, of leadership, you see, of wisdom, of compassion, of inner peace. Now, I'll challenge you with a response question. Considering what I just said, who wouldn't want to think like a black belt? What area of life wouldn't benefit from thinking like a black belt? So at the risk of sounding like a commercial, no, everybody should embrace black belt mindset. Everybody should really, really want to learn how to think like a black belt.
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