Getting your ass kicked can be such an enlightening experience. But how? Yesterday I put my gloves on and trained Muay Thai (Thai Boxing) with some local dudes that had some heavy skills. And being the rookie that I am I was sure to face some minor difficulties at practice since we were going to spar (also know as beating each other up). The dudes were hard, fast, and went all in while my main focus was to keep my head cool to be able to outsmart my opponents. Because every dude there had their flaws, and the whole practice became a game of observation and analyzing the war zone before entering the battle. If you put this metaphor into your life we could say that you could observe a situation or a new decision your thinking about making just to reduce the chances of getting your ass brutally beaten. This makes me think of myself and a close member to the family - thinking a couple of more times before we act upon a decision could save us from a lot of pain and misery. So, don’t rush in to anything. How have you saved yourself from getting into an undesired situation by simple taking it easy and slow and not rushing into things? I’m curious to hear out your story. Maybe I could learn something.
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Getting your ass kicked can be such an enlightening experience. But how?

Yesterday I put my gloves on and trained Muay Thai (Thai Boxing) with some local dudes that had some heavy skills. And being the rookie that I am I was sure to face some minor difficulties at practice since we were going to spar (also know as beating each other up).

The dudes were hard, fast, and went all in while my main focus was to keep my head cool to be able to outsmart my opponents. Because every dude there had their flaws, and the whole practice became a game of observation and analyzing the war zone before entering the battle.

If you put this metaphor into your life we could say that you could observe a situation or a new decision your thinking about making just to reduce the chances of getting your ass brutally beaten.

This makes me think of myself and a close member to the family - thinking a couple of more times before we act upon a decision could save us from a lot of pain and misery.

So, don’t rush in to anything.

How have you saved yourself from getting into an undesired situation by simple taking it easy and slow and not rushing into things? I’m curious to hear out your story. Maybe I could learn something.

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