Life Lived with Precision  (Dedicated to the Ricky Master)

Life sometimes has a way of sharing it’s wisdom with us through experience. A few weeks ago, Soke Draconis (my Soke) and I were out at a martial art seminar.  I can always spot the martial artist that really practice and want to take martial arts as far as it will take them, and the ones that simply view martial arts as a hobby.  It’s obvious.  This particular seminar was a little different.  I go to these as often as I can so that I stay up on the new talent and wisdom in martial arts.  There was a little boy there around seven years old and he was stopping traffic with all the things that he could do.  He was better than even most of the adults!  I asked his name and he replied Ricky!  I asked him how he got so awesome at what he does. His reply floored me.  He said that because he was dying, he had to learn to really live. I asked him how he knows that he is dying and he said that my doctors told my family and my family told me.   He then proceeded to tell me that he has about six months to live and that he wanted to be as great as he can be in martial arts and life before he passes away. Believe me when I say that my throat became very tight and my eyes begin to water and I felt that queasy feeling in my stomach. I tried looking away and then back at Ricky and it just became too hard.  Ricky stood there like an oak tree, powerful and solid. I could not take it any longer and went outside for some air. While I was there I heard some adults talking about how their technique was not up to par but that it was ok because they have time and they will practice when they can. Then they proceeded to talk about all types of other things that were not in the moment of what they were supposed to be focusing on. It made me realize that their consciousness was very spatial and that Ricky’s was much focused. Ricky had made a commitment to himself and made a dead line in which to accomplish it and was truly well within the boundaries of becoming great to all who watched him, no matter their rank. The other people outside truly thought that they had all the time in the world to do something.   They have obviously never committed to be great at anything. I drew that conclusion easily from their conversation. Ricky’s example should serve us all with the concept that we should choose things in our life and become great at them. Our greatness through personal development techniques allows us to dream and to aspire to greater heights. And in this world right now leaders are needed in the worst way. Choosing a personal development course that improves your good qualities and makes them better helps you to build your brand in the world and help others to achieve. We can no longer think I will do it tomorrow because it may never come for you. And if it does not come for you then others could have missed their personal potential because you were not there to serve as the shining example. Creotology Personal Development makes what you are good at become better. The personal development that we teach allows you to excel in life and receive what is truly important. The tools that the mind and the brain have at their disposal are enormous for building the life you want to live and show as your example of what is possible for others. Missing your potential to be a great leader to others is a true waste of life and potential of what can be achieved if you only dare to try and learn. Remember Ricky may be gone from this earth before most of us reading this blog will but, I will remember my little Master for all my natural days. His example will serve to me that each day is the day for me to be a master. Take control of your life and master your outcomes daily and then you too will be with Ricky the Master!

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