I'm doing 13 things
Say what you will. I found my chiropractor to be a hell of a lot nicer to my ailing mother than the neurologist was. Any guy who can, in good consciousness, charge $230 for a 30 second visit (and made their patient wait 2 hours to see him) should not be in healthcare.
zatojoshi's Life List
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1. learn calculus
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2. volunteer abroad
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3. go to Russia
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4. learn yoga
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5. become a chiropractor
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6. go to China.
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7. Learn to play the piano again
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8. learn to play the violin
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9. get my black belt in karate
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10. to talk to my crush
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11. Take my dog to obedience school
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12. Pass The JLPT 3 Test
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13. learn how to cook
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Recent entries
It is very hard and you must work through a lot- not only what you encounter in the dojo but in your own mind. Self-doubt is a powerful thing, and if you let it overcome you, this goal is impossible. However, if you are willing to put in the effort you can reach sho-dan.
I was a gymnast from the time I was 7 til 14. I was the least flexible person on my gymnastics team, so naturally because it took me a year of constant stretching to achieve splits, I thought it wasn’t anythign special. Then I joined cheerleading and discovered not everyone could do it. I have since moved on to martial arts. Now that I’m 24, I’ve lost a lot of flexibility, but I’m still pretty good. I can still do my side splits, and I’m working to get my middle split again. Remember, you can always go further once you get it.
