Black Belt Thinking How To Stay Consistent Until The Mission Is Done
Description
This episode dives into one of the most important truths about growth and leadership. You do not need to be the most talented man in the room. You just need to be the one who keeps turning up. I use the journey through Brazilian jiu jitsu, from white belt to black belt, as a living example of what it really takes to build a mission, stay consistent and become the man you are supposed to be.
From watching two friends receive their black belts, to earning my own first stripe on my purple belt, this is a reflection on hours on the mat, setbacks, injuries, time away, and still coming back. It is a reminder that progress is rarely pretty. Most of the time it feels like getting choked out, thrown around and humbled. Yet if you keep showing up, one percent better each session, everything changes.
In this episode, I cover:
• Why every meaningful mission starts at zero and why your next version begins the day you commit.
• How the belt journey in jiu jitsu mirrors life, business and personal growth and what it really takes to keep moving through the levels.
• Why consistency beats intensity and why simply turning up, especially on the days you do not feel like it, is already a win.
• How training, cold tubs, long runs and time on the mat build an internal discipline that refuses to accept your excuses.
• Why black belt level results are not about talent but about hours, repetitions and an unshakable belief that it is only a matter of time.
• How jiu jitsu has become a place of peace, pressure release and identity building rather than just another achievement to chase.
• The questions you must ask yourself as you head into a new year if you want to stop playing average and live with a black belt standard in your mission.
This is not really a podcast about belts. It is a podcast about who you become on the way to earning them. If you choose your mission, stay consistent and refuse to quit, the result becomes inevitable. It is just time.
Do the work.
Become the black belt of your own life.
Let us go.
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