black belt ethics.pdf

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Black

Belt

Ethics


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Bodhiharma

Brought the

Philosophy of

Zen

To China

Ca 550 A.D.

Wikpedia


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Shao Lin Temple

Ca 550 A.D.Wikpedia


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The Zen Roots of Martial Arts

Code of Values

www.parandeul.co.kr/sun_overview.htm


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If you follow the

Code of Values

Then you will be

Ethical and Professional


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Code of Values

Discipline

Honor

Integrity

Perseverance

Community

Courage


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Discipline

TaeKwonDo Plus Manual

Control comesfrom within

Training that corrects,

molds, or perfects the

mental faculties or

moral characterMerriam Webster


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Goal Setting

Discipline

Commitment

Vision

Passion

Self Control


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http://www.jimclemmer.com

Discipline means having the vision

to see the long term picture and

keep things in balance.

Deepening Our DisciplineJim Clemmer


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Mike VanceCreative Director Walt Disney Studios

"Soon after the completion of Disney

World someone said, 'Isn't it too bad

Walt Disney didn't live to see this'. Ireplied, 'He did see it that's why

it's here'."


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To Help Achieve Your Goals

Visualize Them

To Help Visualize Them

Create a Vision Book


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SeeYour

Destination

Focus On

Realizing It


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Break the Challenge Down

Set Intermediate Goals

Yellow Belt

White Belt Accept The Challenge

Green Belt

Blue Belt

Purple BeltRed Belt

Black Belt Complete The Challenge


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When You Set Your Goals

See Them Through

Commitment Begins

with the Words

YES I WILL


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A key difference between successful people

leaders and those who struggle to get

by, is self-discipline.

As Confucius wrote, "The nature of people

is always the same; it is their habits thatseparate them."

Successful people have formed the habits

of doing those things that most peopledon't want to do.



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Self Discipline

Self Control

Being Able to

Say Yes When

You Want To

Say No


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If discipline is a key to success, most

people would rather pick the lock.

Delaying gratification is a good

example.

It's much easier to live in the moment

and let tomorrow take care of itself.http://www.jimclemmer.com



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Our discipline and habits spring from

our passion and commitment.

I find that when I have the least

amount of self-discipline!

it's oftenbecause my heart isn't in it.

So to motivate myself, I need to findways to increase my passion.

http://www.jimclemmer.comDiscipline Can Be Habit FormingJim Clemmer


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Visioning creates passion. The more

clear and compelling the vision, the

stronger the passion.

The stronger the passion, the more

likely we are to hang in there during

the inevitable downs and defeats aswe reach for our dreams.

Visioning or picturing my preferred

future has been my greatest source of

energy and focusHow Visioning Helped My Passion and PersistenceJim Clemmer


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Goal Setting

Discipline

Commitment

Vision

Passion

Self Control


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Yellow Belt Rank Test

In 5 years, I see myself:

First Year Goal:

Second Year Goal:

Fourth Year Goal:

Third Year Goal:


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Yellow Belt

Accept Those Challenges

Complete Those Challenges

Give yourselfsome

challenges


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Honor

Nobility of Mind

and maintenance

of ones personal

dignity in the face

of adversity



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Dignity

Honor

Courtesy

Respect


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Respect

Do Unto Others as You Would

Have Them Do Unto You

Luke 6:31


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To Show Respect

Be honestIf you do something wrong, admit it

and apologize.

Be positive

Don

t embarrass, insult or makefun of others. Compliment them

when it is warranted.

http://www.teach-nology.com/tutorials/teaching/respect/


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Be TrustingLet others make choices and take

responsibility.

Be fair

Listen to their side of the storybefore reaching a conclusion.


To Show Respect


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Be politeUse pleaseand thank you.

Be reliable

Keep promises. Show others thatyou mean what you say.


To Show Respect


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Dignity

the quality of being worthy of

esteem or respect

Soraj Hongladarom

Human Dignity and Human Rights

Department of Philosophy and Center for Ethics of Science and Technology,

Chulalongkorn University

Bangkok


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Dignity

You Must

First HaveA Healthy

Self-Esteem


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Dignity

Healthy Self-Esteemis based on

our ability to assess ourselves

accurately

Our ability to accept and to valueourselves unconditionally.

http://cmhc.utexas.edu/booklets/selfesteem/selfest.html


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Dignity

We must be able to realistically

acknowledge our strengths and limitations

and at the same time

accept ourselves as worthy and worthwhile

without conditions or reservations.

http://cmhc.utexas.edu/booklets/selfesteem/selfest.html


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Courtesy

Thoughtfulness and

consideration of others,

humility, civility, and

politeness



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Politeness

"Manners are of more importance

than laws. Manners are what vex

or soothe, corrupt or purify, exaltor debase, barbarize or refine us,

by a constant, steady, uniform,

insensible operation, like that ofthe air we breathe in."

Sir Edmund Burke (1729-1797)


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Courtesy

Common CourtesiesCHUCK GALLOZZI

http://www.personal-development.com/chuck

The strong reach out and connect

with others. They unite, uplift, and

improve the world. Those who actkindly ennoble life because they

imitate God.


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Courtesy



Whenever someone treats you kindly,

show your appreciation, express your

gratitude, and offer your thanks. For asSeneca taught, "There is as much

greatness of mind in acknowledging a

good turn, as in doing it."


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Courtesy



Act kindly toward others without

expecting anything in return. To

act in the expectation of a rewardcancels out the kindness.


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Courtesy



"Treat your superior as a father, your

equal as a brother, and your inferior asa son."


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Courtesy



Respect the opinions and decisions of

others, even if you disagree withthem.


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Courtesy



Treat others with respect. Treating royalty,political leaders, or movie stars with respect

is a common occurrence, but treating

beggars, the homeless, and ex-cons with

respect is the mark of greatness. It is notonly the downtrodden that need respect, it isour children, too. If we dont already respect

them for what they are, how can we help

them become more than they are?


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Dignity

Honor

Courtesy

Respect


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Green Belt Rank Test

Do I treat myself with dignity ?

Do I treat others with dignity ?

Who is the one person I respect the least ?

Why ?

Do I treat them with Dignity ?

Always ?

Always ?

Do I ridicule, embarrass, or hurt other people

Am I comfortable with who I am; faults and all ?

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