The key(s) to Success is...
Patience
"There is a nice Chinese fable which goes something like this. A farmer once planted a bamboo seed on to the ground and then the watered and fertilizers on to it took care of it for the whole growing season. At the end of the season the farmer noticed that the seed did not germinate and did not show up any signs of a sprout so much as an inch off the ground.
Without losing hope he kept on watering it for the second season and took care of it. Still nothing happened. This went on for the next two seasons and on the fifth season the farmer noticed that the seed germinated and grew into a bamboo tree as high as ninety feet in about six weeks."
This can easily be ablied to IM, and more often then not, this is were most begginers fail. I'm not saying that you should hang on to a "slow" method but it never hurts to keep on trying for a few weeks before rejecting it as "dead". Patience is one of the most important factors in succeding, not just in IM, but in life in genral.
Never Rush It
"A young eager student of martial art one day asked his teacher how long will it take to learn the whole process of a new form and his teacher said that it would take about two years. Not willing to wait that long the student asked what if he really put his heart and soul into it. The teacher replied that in that case it will probably take four years."
It's always better to start slow and learning something correctly, no matter how much time it might require. Beacuse it may take much longer to "re-learn" somthing.
These are jsut two important "keys" to success in IM as well as in general.
Feel free to add to this "list"
/Izerman
"There is a nice Chinese fable which goes something like this. A farmer once planted a bamboo seed on to the ground and then the watered and fertilizers on to it took care of it for the whole growing season. At the end of the season the farmer noticed that the seed did not germinate and did not show up any signs of a sprout so much as an inch off the ground.
Without losing hope he kept on watering it for the second season and took care of it. Still nothing happened. This went on for the next two seasons and on the fifth season the farmer noticed that the seed germinated and grew into a bamboo tree as high as ninety feet in about six weeks."
This can easily be ablied to IM, and more often then not, this is were most begginers fail. I'm not saying that you should hang on to a "slow" method but it never hurts to keep on trying for a few weeks before rejecting it as "dead". Patience is one of the most important factors in succeding, not just in IM, but in life in genral.
Never Rush It
"A young eager student of martial art one day asked his teacher how long will it take to learn the whole process of a new form and his teacher said that it would take about two years. Not willing to wait that long the student asked what if he really put his heart and soul into it. The teacher replied that in that case it will probably take four years."
It's always better to start slow and learning something correctly, no matter how much time it might require. Beacuse it may take much longer to "re-learn" somthing.
These are jsut two important "keys" to success in IM as well as in general.
Feel free to add to this "list"
/Izerman
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