When I started in martial arts over 41 years ago, I never would have imagined martial arts would become my profession rather than just my passionate hobby. When I founded Mile High Karate in 1983, it was an alternative to using my degree in International Economics to landing a job in banking or working for ...
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What Matters Most
Twelve months ago, I sat down to begin writing a column for this magazine, a column about philosophy and how it relates to business. And at the time, my son had just been born and things were changing in my life. Up until that point, while running my business, I would get caught up with ...
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There are many effective styles of leadership, but there are several “secrets” to leadership in any organization. Vision: You must have a clear and compelling vision of the future of your organization. It’s the big picture of how your business should look, in as much sensory rich detail as possible. Leadership starts from within. If ...
Read More »How to Maximize Fitness Results for your Students
The secret about fitness that no diet guru or so-called “weight-loss expert” wants you to know is that there is no one answer to fitness. You must understand this important factor when developing your martial arts fitness course because it’s the key to a successful fitness program for your students. Many of you are probably ...
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Protect your Assets with the Right Business Entity, Part 2
Last month, I started a four-part series of columns to help you understand the various entities under which you can do business and their advantages and disadvantages. The primary advantage is to protect your assets. In part two, I present General Partnership and Limited Partnership. General Partnership A general partnership is formed when two or ...
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Creating Automatic Referrals: Having a Great Program and Student Relationship is Simply NOT Enough
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The Folly of Low Price
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Conducting a Personal Inventory of Your “Knowledge Resources”
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The Most Influential Martial Arts Business Leader in the U.S.
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Is Martial Arts Instruction a Real Job?
When I started in martial arts over 41 years ago, I never would have imagined martial arts would become my profession rather than just my passionate hobby. When I founded Mile High Karate in 1983, it was an alternative to using my degree in International Economics to landing a job in banking or working for ...
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Time Integrity for Entrepreneurs: Mental Time Leaks, Part 2
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Jean Claude Van Damme, Martial Arts Film Star
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How to Generate More Traffic to Your Website
Is your website effective or not? Is it adding to your bottom line by bringing you new business? If the answer is “Yes” then your website is effective, if the answer is “No” then you need to find out why, and the best place to start is by gathering certain benchmarks that will indicate where the ...
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Locking a Steel Cage Around Your Student Body…the Keys to Ironclad Student Retention, Part 7
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Locking a Steel Cage Around Your Student Body…the Keys to Ironclad Student Retention, Part 6
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The Most Influential Martial Arts Business Leader in the U.S.
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Multiply your Print Advertising Results, Quickly and Easily, without Spending Another Dime!
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What Matters Most
Twelve months ago, I sat down to begin writing a column for this magazine, a column about philosophy and how it relates to business. And at the time, my son had just been born and things were changing in my life. Up until that point, while running my business, I would get caught up with ...
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How to Maximize Fitness Results for your Students
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Using the Intention to Serve to be a Great Leader
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What is Kata For? Part 2: Classical Training Versus Dance or Gymnastics
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Controversial Exercises, Part 2