Personal growth and self development through Sir Brian Sterling’s Mental Martial Arts suggests that an inflexible nature is incredibly damaging to growth at all levels, emotionally, spiritually, personal intimate growth, your creative and your business growth. Flexibility of mind and body are the keys to success in all things as well as to good health and long life.
Personal growth and self development through Sir Brian Sterling’s Mental Martial Arts suggests that unless we have clearly defined and realistic targets and goals in life, love and business, then you’ll never reach them. This is in exactly the same way you will never be able to reach a target you can’t see or you don’t have!
Personal growth and self development through Sir Brian Sterling’s Mental Martial Arts suggests that it’s not just the exterior beauty that counts its’ the inner beauty. The ‘bones’ represent the character and soul, sometimes a persons’ character, their soul is not very nice, possibly even ugly.
Personal growth and self development through Sir Brian Sterling’s Mental Martial Arts suggests it is sometimes wise to create a ‘distance’ when making a remark that might be considered a criticism.
Personal growth and self development through Sir Brian Sterling’s Mental Martial Arts suggests that sometimes we all need to be simply left alone!
Personal growth and self development through Sir Brian Sterling’s Mental Martial Arts suggests that arguing and fighting about religion is always futile and stupid. Respect the beliefs of others as you expect your own beliefs to be respected.
Personal growth and self development through Sir Brian Sterling’s Mental Martial Arts suggests that to preach and critique ‘after the event’ is worthless, pointless and it is not clever because ANYONE and EVERYONE can do the same.
Personal growth and self development through Sir Brian Sterling’s Mental Martial Arts suggests that jealousy, if allowed to grow, will consume your mind, body and soul just as a cancer would.
Personal growth and self development through Sir Brian Sterling’s Mental Martial Arts suggests that sometimes the less that is said the better. You can never erase the words that you speak, so whatever you say to someone, one day you may regret the words that can be so easily said freely in haste.
Personal growth and self development through Sir Brian Sterling’s Mental Martial Arts suggests that if someone borrows money, then avoids, and eventually disappears from your circle of friendship to escape payment, the money was well spent!
