Should I Teach Seminars?MKT#36

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[@Telliria]

Great advice. Better try and fail than not try at all. Whether it is going professional or just being involved in teaching, it is always worth a try. I started as an assistant instructor already at 15 years old and it has given me a lot of fun and insights into martial arts in the 25 years since then that I would not otherwise have had. Cheers!

[@lesbubka]

Awesome! Thank you 🙏

[@themadrazorback2019]

Seminars promote exponential learning and broaden friendship beyond club and style. Thanks!

[@lesbubka]

Indeed, thank you 🙏