Now the evening class, for me, started off a bitter sweet. My kids were both little so the short amount of time in the evening I had with them before they went to bed was cut even shorter due to the start time of the beginner class. The class itself was fantastic and I felt good about going,  there was large variety of students to work with and new to me instructors. A key to getting really great practical experience and larger base to the pyramid. I worked hard for my yellow belt then to orange so I could move to the orange/green class and have that extra time with my kids.

     Up to this point I only remember missing one morning class and no evening classes. The switching of companies forcing me to the evenings was a great move then and when my story gets closer to being current it will be clear why.

   

     
To be continued...

   

Scott Fuhr

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Aristotle said “We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit."