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Friday May 03, 2019
Friday May 03, 2019
Is it better to use kicks or punches?
#episode32 and its The Friday Blitz!
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**Now Twice A Week: Every Wednesday there’s a brand new Success Sensei Blog, Podcast and Vlog. Every Friday we’re bringing you the Friday Blitz – a shorter, sharper, shockier Success Sensei Podcast and Vlog.
By Roundhouse Rob, The Success Sensei
Robert Devane is a serial entrepreneur and experienced investor as well as a former martial arts multiple World champion and professional MMA fighter with over 20 years of coaching experience.
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Wednesday May 01, 2019
Wednesday May 01, 2019
Let's get you where you want to be!
#episode31
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**Now Twice A Week: Every Wednesday there’s a brand new Success Sensei Blog, Podcast and Vlog. Every Friday we’re bringing you the Friday Blitz – a shorter, sharper, shockier Success Sensei Podcast and Vlog.
By Roundhouse Rob, The Success Sensei
Robert Devane is a serial entrepreneur and experienced investor as well as a former martial arts multiple World champion and professional MMA fighter with over 20 years of coaching experience.
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Friday Apr 26, 2019
Friday Apr 26, 2019
Is there a glass ceiling to your success?
This is the FRIDAY BLITZ and this is #episode30!!!!!!!
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**Now Twice A Week: Every Wednesday there’s a brand new Success Sensei Blog, Podcast and Vlog. Every Friday we’re bringing you the Friday Blitz – a shorter, sharper, shockier Success Sensei Podcast and Vlog.
By Roundhouse Rob, The Success Sensei
Robert Devane is a serial entrepreneur and experienced investor as well as a former martial arts multiple World champion and professional MMA fighter with over 20 years of coaching experience.
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Wednesday Apr 24, 2019
Wednesday Apr 24, 2019
We're all in this together. There's no need for casualties. We can all win. #episode29
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**Now Twice A Week: Every Wednesday there’s a brand new Success Sensei Blog, Podcast and Vlog. Every Friday we’re bringing you the Friday Blitz – a shorter, sharper, shockier Success Sensei Podcast and Vlog.
By Roundhouse Rob, The Success Sensei
Robert Devane is a serial entrepreneur and experienced investor as well as a former martial arts multiple World champion and professional MMA fighter with over 20 years of coaching experience.
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Friday Apr 19, 2019
Friday Apr 19, 2019
Welcome to the Friday Blitz! So, are you listening to your gut instinct? Check it out.
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Wednesday Apr 17, 2019
Wednesday Apr 17, 2019
How To Turn On Your Mind Switch
(Part 2 of a 2)
‘How To Turn On Your Mind Switch’ is part 2 of 2 blogs so make sure you also check out ‘Allow Yourself To Be A Different Person In Different Situations’.
https://thesuccesssensei.blogspot.com/2019/04/allow-yourself-to-be-different-person.html
WHAT IS YOUR MIND SWITCH?
Your mind switch is something you need to be able to switch on when you are entering a nervous, stressful or fearful situation. You need to be able to get your mind focused so that you don't mentally freeze. This can happen when fighting. There are reports of people who are trained martial artists, perhaps even black belts with competitive experience, having frozen when faced with a self-defence situation. They may not have been aware of what was going to happen and were caught by surprise and physically froze. Their mind switch was turned off and they were incapable of turning it on in order to deal with the situation.
PREVENTING FREEZING IN FEARFUL SITUATIONS
This shows a flaw with mind-set and a flaw with training methods. Being able to turn on your mind switch is very important for business, for work, and for any kind of major decision in your life. A lot of people including sports people struggle with switching on performance mode. Some sports psychologists will teach a physical trigger along with an affirmation to attempt to get the athlete’s mind and body to perform at their highest ability. It could be something simple like tapping your chest 3 times and in your mind saying “I am a winner and switched on to perform”. If this works for you then definitely give it a shot. When I was competing I didn’t use the physical trigger as I found it could lead me towards superstitious routines and I also didn’t want my opponents to notice me doing a confidence boosting physical routine. If you watch fighters as they enter the cage or ring you may notice some of their ‘tells’.
IT’S ALL A MIND GAME
My method is to simply decide, in my head, "Now is go time." I then allow myself to switch on. When we’re training, and we bow in at the start and bow out at the end of our training, that can act like a physical trigger. Yes it’s for respect too but all the training that happens in between those bows is acceptable in the Dojo environment only. It wouldn’t be acceptable to use the strikes, throws and submissions in our daily lives unless it was a self-defence situation so don’t forget to bow out and turn off that switch!
TURN ON THE SWITCH IN YOUR HEAD
I literally see a switch in my head and when I turn it on, IT’S ON! This can be used if you're an actor and you're about to do a performance or if you're about to enter a room for a job interview or presentation. Of course you're going to be nervous and fearful. If you weren't, you wouldn't need to turn on your mind switch, you could just handle it with your everyday frame of mind. You need to quieten down your conscious thought and you need to strive forward.
WHEN THE HOMEWORK IS DONE
Once you've done your due diligence, you've done your analytical strategy, you've broken down every eventuality and you’ve over-thought absolutely everything, then you need to make your decision. After that, it’s time to switch on and follow through. If you don't, you'll be stuck in the analysis paralysis which I wrote about in a previous blog: https://thesuccesssensei.blogspot.com/2019/04/your-analysis-paralysis.html
ACTIVATE A HIGHER VERSION OF YOURSELF
You need to have faith in human biology. You are hardwired to work well under pressure. You need to understand and believe that. You have survived everything in your life so far and so did your ancestors. You will continue to survive whatever large goal or whatever it is that's actually making you nervous at this particular moment in time. We’re not talking about life threatening situations, they need to be avoided at all costs. We’re talking about large goals and activities that make you nervous and fearful of failure. You will get through it, you will survive and that alone should give you the confidence to be able to turn on the switch in your mind. Continue forward and go straight through it.
YOU ARE AMAZING
You might amaze yourself at how well you can do as long as you allow yourself to do it. Your goals should be making you nervous. If you're somebody that wants more success in your life, you’ll need to get used to pushing through your nerves. If you don’t want more success in life then this is the wrong blog for you. You need to read the ‘I’m already fully content don't need anything else in my life’ blog :)
STRIVE FOR MORE SUCCESS
If you're someone that strives for more success and wants to have more, to achieve more, to do more and to make life better for yourself or your loved ones, then being able to turn on your mind switch and doing things that make you nervous is imperative. Get used to the butterflies in your stomach. Fall in love with that sensation. Nervousness will never go away but you will have to learn how to manage it. The best way of managing nerves, when all the talking is done and all the planning is done, is to make the decision and move forward. Not half-committed, not half-hearted and not setting yourself up for failure by half-doing it. Some people seem to like half trying so that if they do fail they can say, "Well, I didn't really try anyway." Give it your very best shot. If you fail, you fail but you know you gave it your best shot and you can use what you’ve learnt to give it another crack or to pivot in another direction.
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**Now Twice A Week: Every Wednesday there’s a brand new Success Sensei Blog, Podcast and Vlog. Every Friday we’re bringing you the Friday Blitz – a shorter, sharper, shockier Success Sensei Podcast and Vlog.
By Roundhouse Rob, The Success Sensei
Robert Devane is a serial entrepreneur and experienced investor as well as a former martial arts multiple World champion and professional MMA fighter with over 20 years of coaching experience.
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Friday Apr 12, 2019
Friday Apr 12, 2019
Welcome to the Friday Blitz :) So, why are you so cruel to yourself anyway? Give yourself a break and keep moving forward in a positive direction. Check it out.
**Now Twice A Week: Every Wednesday there’s a brand new Success Sensei Blog, Podcast and Vlog. Every Friday we’re bringing you the Friday Blitz – a shorter, sharper, shockier Success Sensei Podcast and Vlog.
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Wednesday Apr 10, 2019
Wednesday Apr 10, 2019
Allow Yourself To Be A Different Person In Different Situations
(Part 1 of a 2)
Many people struggle with this. Any situation that may be different from the norm could require you to be a slightly different version of yourself.
Take for example, going for the driving test. It can be hard to allow yourself to demonstrate the correct form and technique. It can feel weird to some people because essentially you have to allow yourself to show off. This uneasy feeling will add to your nerves.
I did the California driving test years ago but that was a little bit of an easier test than the Irish one. With the Irish driving test, you have to display and demonstrate that you are observing the mirrors and using the correct handling of the steering wheel etc. It's more like a demonstration and a performance.
I see people’s inner conflict all the time in martial arts. It’s a similar process when you are going for a belt test. You need to perform. If you're somebody who thinks that a loud personality is annoying or that someone who is demonstrating is a show-off then you're going to struggle. There are certain situations and certain times in life when you need to show-off. You have to allow yourself to do that. It could be to do with work. It could be to impress a future client, a future customer or to win a contract. You will have to put yourself forward. You will need to project a different side of yourself. You will have to let your personality shine in a different way than if you were simply going to the shops.
People may find it hard to be a different version of themselves because a lot of people are scared of change. They don't embrace change. They're afraid that if they display any kind of a change in their personality that they're not being authentic or they're being fake. If you're tailoring your personality to allow yourself to be a different person in different situations, that's not fake. You're being fake if you change your core beliefs, your ethics, and your own moral values. If you're tailoring your personality to allow yourself to be a different person in different situations, that's not fake.
When I was competitively fighting, I had to allow myself to be hyper competitive. I had to allow myself to be that version of myself. Outside of competing, I would hate to think that I was a very competitive person with anyone else. With myself, yes but with not anyone else. My wife might disagree with me because she thinks that I can bring competitiveness into games like ‘Monopoly’. I think I have it under control except for when I'm competing. When I'm fighting, I allow myself to be a different version of myself and I allow myself to be that hyper competitive person. This is a completely different side of my personality. When I'm interacting with people on a day-to-day basis they may not realise that I have that competitiveness within me. Normal, daily activities don't require that side of your personality.
We all have different sides of our personalities for different situations so it’s important not to fight it. Your competitive side, your work side, your personal side, your loving side, your business or investing side all require different versions of you.Parents with young children might have to struggle with switching personality traits much more frequently!
My generation X readers might remember Worzel Gummidge. He was a loveable scarecrow and he had different heads for different situations. If only it were so simple.
Have you ever seen the circus act of spinning the plates on top of sticks? They spin one and then another and another. They have to run quickly back to the first one to spin it again and it’s some job trying to keep them all spinning without any falling and smashing. This is similar to the juggling act that is our lives. We have all these different hats on and different roles of responsibility. We're different people in different moments of time and you should allow yourself to be. Allow yourself to be the best version of yourself at any chosen time.
One person’s experience of meeting you could be very different from another person’s depending on how they're interacting with you. Obviously, if somebody is really nice to you or it's a friend, a family member or a loved one, you're going to be one version of yourself. If someone else is trying to run you off the road or just not being very nice, they're going to see a very different side of you. They’ll probably hear a very different side of you too!
It's okay to be a different person in different situations and to tailor your personality to best suit whatever situation is at hand to get the best out of yourself and that situation. That's totally normal. Accept that fact. Don't fight against it because it will cause inner confusion that affects you from successfully dealing with whatever you need to. I hope this helps you to avoid a potential identity crisis! Allow yourself to be a different person in different situations.
Next week’s blog is part 2 as it leads on from this one. Make sure you don’t miss, ‘How To Turn On Your Mind Switch’.
I would love to hear your views. Please get in touch using any of the channels below. All comments, reviews, subscribes, likes and shares are greatly appreciated. Thank you for your continued support.
**Now Twice A Week: Every Wednesday there’s a brand new Success Sensei Blog, Podcast and Vlog. Every Friday we’re bringing you the Friday Blitz – a shorter, sharper, shockier Success Sensei Podcast and Vlog.
By Roundhouse Rob, The Success Sensei
Robert Devane is a serial entrepreneur and experienced investor as well as a former martial arts multiple World champion and professional MMA fighter with over 20 years of coaching experience.
For more amazing FREE content please visit:
The Success Sensei on Apple itunes
https://itunes.apple.com/ie/podcast/the-success-sensei-podcast/id1448626122?mt=2
The Success Sensei on Android
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The Success Sensei Blog
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Friday Apr 05, 2019
Friday Apr 05, 2019
The Success Sensei is delighted to announce an extra special episode comin' at ya every Friday. The Friday Blitz will be shorter, sharper and shockier (5 minute is the plan but you know yourself.....)
We deal with a question every week that will help both you and I to reflect and continue to strive for SUCCESS. I would love to hear your ideas and suggestions.
Simply have a listen as all is explained within.
Thank you so much to everyone for all the motivation and encouragement to bring 2 x Success Sensei episodes out every week. Every Wednesday will be the regular Success Sensei Podcast and NOW every Friday is The Friday Blitz.
I would love to hear your views. Please get in touch using any of the channels below. All comments, reviews, subscribes, likes and shares are greatly appreciated. Thank you for your continued support.
By Roundhouse Rob, The Success Sensei
Robert Devane is a serial entrepreneur and experienced investor as well as a former martial arts multiple World champion and professional MMA fighter with over 20 years of coaching experience.
For more amazing FREE content please visit:
The Success Sensei on Apple itunes
https://itunes.apple.com/ie/podcast/the-success-sensei-podcast/id1448626122?mt=2
The Success Sensei on Android
https://successsensei.podbean.com
The Success Sensei Blog
http://www.thesuccesssensei.blogspot.com
The Success Sensei on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZG1Ly9zBKc5ZZ134dkjeHA
The Success Sensei on Facebook
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Wednesday Apr 03, 2019
Wednesday Apr 03, 2019
Analysis paralysis is overthinking something to the point of not actually attempting or completing it. That goal, plan or dream that you wish to achieve but you think too much about and then you give yourself the excuses and fears not to try. We’ve all been guilty of this at some point. As a martial arts coach of over 20 years, I often hear people’s life goals. Some people just don't seem to progress and year after year they will recite the same goals but they won’t be any closer to them. It all boils down to analysis paralysis which ultimately causes self-doubt. It could be a health goal, a work goal, a financial goal, a relationship goal, a property goal, an investment goal, a new car, a travel experience etc. It can be any goal large or small. It will help at this point if you have something in your mind that you haven’t proceeded with, yet! Anything that requires due diligence can put some people off.
Due diligence is doing your homework and researching what may be required to attain your goal. Thinking things through properly is really, really necessary. I do consider myself to be an over thinker. I will analyse everything. I will go through all of the many situations and problems that could happen. Like most people, I can talk myself out of going ahead with something but if it's something I really want, I’ll make sure to avoid analysis paralysis. The process of fighting has kind of knocked it out of me anyway. From a fighter's point of view, you absolutely overanalyse during your whole training camp.
*You need to listen to the recent Success Sensei podcast; ‘What It’s Actually Like To Fight In A Cage’. It's very relevant to what we're talking about here.
https://successsensei.podbean.com/e/what-its-actually-like-to-fight-in-a-cage/
The mental process of a fighter before a fight is to over strategize and over analyse. You do your due diligence and you do your research on your opponent but you completely overthink everything. You overthink things to the point that you literally can't think about anything else. It’s easy to drive yourself crazy by going around in circles in your mind. The fight and your opponent are all that you can think about and it consumes your life. Then when you enter the cage or the ring, there comes a point where it all goes out of the window. You don't have the luxury of being able to overthink when someone's punching and throwing kicks at you.
It goes from one extreme to another. Over analyzation and over strategizing to ‘IT’S ON’! You simply have to fight. No matter how you wish it to be, when it comes to the crunch, you're going to have to drop all of that. Hopefully you can retain some of the strategy that you've worked on. When it comes time, you have to be ruthless in your pursuits. You can't afford to be thinking on a conscious level. The same goes for your goals or ambitions. Too many people over analyse to the point of paralysis. Not even attempting to achieve the thing that they’re overthinking about. It could be because they’ve given themselves reasons not to go ahead or they’ve made their fear of failure greater than their need or want for success.
Fear of failure, fear of success and imposter syndrome are all part of analysis paralysis. I hate doing business plans. I don't like doing them because what I find a lot of the time is that they're fictitious anyway. Especially the projections. I think about every eventuality and I do my figures but I don't like doing business plans because the process can give me enough reasons not to proceed with the area of business that I was interested in. You can end up giving yourself many reasons not to move forward and at least attempt a start.
That brings me on to the next thing. Something is better than nothing. Starting something and perfecting it along the journey is a hell of a lot better than not starting at all. The worst fear is the fear of what people are going to think of you. I could very easily not have started the success sensei. I knew I might open myself up to criticism or sneering or hating or any of these things. It’s the very same with you and your goals. You know that your peers, your neighbours, people that know you and your friends could all potentially criticise you. With any project you're opening yourself up to the negative as well as the positive. Therefore, use that fact to drive you forward to make the very best account of yourself. It should spur you on.
There’s another martial arts reference coming. The Success Sensei is always going to be making a lot of references to martial arts because it's my area of expertise. Business, investing, everything I've ever done in life has been through the eyes and in the shoes or the foot pads of a martial artist and fighter. The thing I like about Kickboxing is that from your first day you feel like a fighter. From day one you are a kickboxer and you simply perfect it along the way.
When I did karate as a youth, it took a good while before I felt like I was a karateka. With kickboxing, boxing and MMA, you're hitting pads straight away. You're drilling with training partners straight away. You learn while doing and this is the whole point. When you start something, you're certainly not perfect but you'll pick it up quickly by immersing yourself in your subject matter. You will gain the knowledge that you need when you start your project.
If you are open about what you want to do and you actively work towards it, you will attract the people that you need to help you. You will meet like-minded people who are on the same path as you and you can learn from and gain experience from them. You need to start whatever it is you've been putting off. Procrastination is ruinous to many, many people. Imagine your future self, looking back and thinking; I would of, I should of, I could of…….if only I had tried. That to me is a bigger fear than the fear of failure or the fear of looking stupid or the fear of what someone might say.
If you’re lucky enough to know what your goals are and what you want to do then you're ahead of a lot of people. You owe it to yourself and everyone around you to get started and to build your momentum. You will be miserable if you feel that you're living a life that's not true to what your goals and aspirations are. Obviously look before you leap, do your due diligence, run your analysis and do your planning. Once you've made your decision, you have to be happy with that decision and you have to follow through. There's nothing worse than half an attack or a half-hearted attempt. You're setting yourself up for failure if you do that. As the famous Nike quote says “Just do it”. I hope this helps you and I hope it helps you beat your analysis paralysis.
I would love to hear your views. Please get in touch using any of the channels below. All comments, reviews, subscribes, likes and shares are greatly appreciated. Thank you for your continued support.
Every Wednesday there’s a brand new Success Sensei Blog, Podcast and Vlog.
By Roundhouse Rob, The Success Sensei
Robert Devane is a serial entrepreneur and experienced investor as well as a former martial arts multiple World champion and professional MMA fighter with over 20 years of coaching experience.
For more amazing FREE content please visit:
The Success Sensei on Apple itunes
https://itunes.apple.com/ie/podcast/the-success-sensei-podcast/id1448626122?mt=2
The Success Sensei on Android
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The Success Sensei Blog
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The Success Sensei on YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZG1Ly9zBKc5ZZ134dkjeHA
The Success Sensei on Facebook
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