i know i pissed you off today and i know you didn't want to come in. but honestly you weren't doing anything. and it means a lot to me and the kids when you do. i know it doesn't seem like it but having you teach helps the instructor out. i know you hate coming in i know you hate it. but unless you quit you will teach. becoming a black belt is not just fighting. you have to teach it's how you give back to the school for giving you the life you live now. i know this is me ranting and i hope you actually read every word. but it helps you become a better Taekwondo person if you teach it teaches you patience and if you can talk a 4 year old to kick non stop for 5 minutes you can teach a class anything. it will help you in the long run it doesn't seem like it but if you watch ppl then you can help yourself. you see other ppl messing up and you can fix those mistakes on yourself. trust me the key to becoming a good Taekwondo Person is not in how much you were taught but how much you can teach. i love you. and i want to see you grow and it hurts to see you you sit back and watch these opportunities to better yourself pass you by. Jazz when i was going to quit it wasn't all the ppl i train with that kept me from quitting it was Jeremy, Vern, you and all the other students that kept me from quitting. i saw how much of an impact i have left in the ppl i teach and that drives me to not disappoint them. i hope this changes something in you and i hope you weren't so pissy when i ask you to teach or help teach. becoming a black belt is becoming an instructor I'm sorry no one told you or gave you the memo but it's the truth and you can ask singer. or any other instructor that being a black belt has a lot to do with being a teacher.
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