Curve Fitness
Today quote: "If one is master of one thing and understands well, that was both an overview and
Understanding of things. "Vincent van Gogh
Curve Fitness
Do not know about you, but I tend to be impatient
Person. I want things when I want, how I want. And I
expect that people from other things you ask them to do for me if I
ask them how to ask.
Curve Fitness
It took me a while 'to understand that the world does not work
Go! ChildrenOut-of-line. Projects within the program. Nose obtain
distorted.
Curve Fitness
Since the beginning of motherhood, I had an overwhelming desire
Good things ... and quickly to this. To calculate the early childhood
From ... quickly. Take the mysteries of toddlerhood.very
fast! Get recognized by each new step with a single. I
wanted to find things quickly and achieve brilliant
almost "instant championship", even if I did not put in my
Time. I've never had an idea ofoverwhelming nature
Motherhood, I still leave the luxury of watching the adoption of
overview of how important all this was complex. I never
count on climbing a learning curve that went like a
Rocket ... which is almost up for nearly two decades
before it has stabilized a bit '!
Everyone is blinded by the "instant success" story,
A child prodigy, or the golden child, who apparently has never stumbled
on the road. Consider 21 yearsAndy Roddick, America
Favorite tennis players are seeded in 2004
Australian Open. His ascension to the summit seems to be "the night".
Contrast to his 22 years Taylor Dent, whose progress in
Pro Tour was more methodical rain. He finished
# 32 in the standings in 2003 after recording three songs. Even for a "
Players bound for greatness, from his youth, "his father, Phil, an Australian who was one of the finalists are there, in 1974, and his mother, Betty Ann(Grubb) Stuart, was a top-10 player of the United States, was not always easy. Dent said: "I am full of what I want when I have not had success since Andy said I want more than anything else, but I'm happy for Andy I really do. .. Need the learning curve to understand my game "(1) (NOTE: .. Robson, Douglas" tooth-to-one editor smart game, "USA Today, January 21, 2004, p. 2, [http. / / www.USAToday.com]).
Exactly. And what has happenednetwork that has improved his game. "Serve and volley claim to fame Dent, usually mature later. But the Newport Beach, Calif., resident raised his game by his fitness level in recent years, including the removal of junk food and focus on this issue, what it does best: attack "(2) (Note:. ibid).
U.S. Davis Cup captain Patrick McEnroe said of the Tooth, "and 'be wiser to play ... which makes it more effective offensive game ... It' more reasonable to play" (3) (Note.:
Ibid.)
And the veteran Todd Martin said: "Dent finally seems to understand how his 6 '2" frame and athleticism are likely to dominate the net I think that many young players that the most important thing to recognize is how. in reality the game, how do you measure your talent and skills of the game best thought Taylor (Note: .. Ibid, p. 2.3). as (4) ".
Excuse my analogy Court - the only competitive sport I
never played - the doctrine, though apparently simple,essential in our journey of motherhood. When Todd Martin asked: "How do your skills and talents are best suited to the game?" How are the creative challenges of motherhood on a date for the day approaching, we take the "game?" Are you using your God-given talents and abilities best way to spend your day? And discover the child's talents and abilities so that they grow in abundance of creative life, or trying to imitate someone else's vision their ownLife ... or the lives of your children?
Recognize that life is marked by setbacks, struggles full, and
Armed ... and that the timing of God is not necessarily
ours. But you also know that our learning curve is steep.
There is no overnight success in motherhood. To become familiar with the context of work is more energy, more
Understand, more power, more passion ... and requires more
!...., Sleep we've ever dreamed ofpossible.
And if your kids seem to stumble on their learning curves, to be patient. When the child in front of me on the line of McDonalds (where I fell into a cup of coffee yesterday) has searched for his order, the first order of chicken nuggets and then changed a cheeseburger and fries and forgotten after his French cola that the change is only the third time, I laughed out loud and I thought: "This guy has a long learning curve steep forto rise. "
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