Gsp: The Way of the Fight
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The only way to ever truly get your confidence and swagger back, I’ve learned, is to fight for them.
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Fear doesn’t study history or frequency. It cares only for itself.
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a fight is much longer than five rounds. A fight takes place over many weeks and months.
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It’s having to go through the process that stops people, not their limited potential.
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specialists are gifted. It’s in the name—they’re special.
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fight his weaknesses and avoid his strengths.
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There’s a reason that there’s only one Rome … if it was easy, they’d have built more of them!
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“You don’t get better on the days when you feel like going. You get better on the days when you don’t want to go, but you go anyway.”
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Growth is a long-term game, and the crappy days are more important.
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People who believe in themselves can accomplish almost anything.
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The reality is that eliminating one vulnerability only reveals a new one.
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entered the ring the same way I am about to: alone, vulnerable, fierce and determined.
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It means that if my line of thinking is wrong, my conclusion can’t be true.
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my mindset must be open to improvements at all times, from all sources. This kind of cruelty, the worm and the eagle, is actually kindness.
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The real test is this one: When you’re alone in a room, when you’re in a private place and nobody else can see you, what do you choose to do?
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The thing about balance, though, is that it’s never stagnant.
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Finding balance is just a sign that you know how to invent your own life, but it’s a lesson that keeps evolving.
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Whatever their skill level, though, I’m always looking for a willing opponent who’s trying to beat me.
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1) to stick to the things I know and do them well, and constantly improve; 2) to grow, slowly and surely, my knowledge base, to become the greatest martial artist I can ever be; 3) to get the maximum out of myself; 4) to develop my abilities into skills, because there’s a great difference between the two.
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If I or anyone else wants to become the best at something in this millennium, none of us will get there alone.
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Suffering allows you to truly appreciate release, which means there’s an odd relationship with balance.
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He unleashed the fight of a champion. The will of a victor, of a man with no concern for his own limitations, of a man with regard only for his own possibility.
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My life belongs to me, and I know happiness.
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A true master gives all his knowledge, but only when the student is ready to receive it.
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The Wednesday after the Condit fight—three days later—I went back to training.
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