Taken from JRE #1461 w/Owen Smith: https://youtu.be/mrNZUaaaEtI
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Taken from JRE #1461 w/Owen Smith: https://youtu.be/mrNZUaaaEtI
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Joe's description of Jujitsu is exactly how I would describe marriage! 🤔
I bet she did.
You tellem Joe. Who was ut Szun Tsu? Who said once you find the way, you see it in all things.
Literally everything has a way to do it that works best for that situation and a bunch of ways that get the result you want done at a cost. But you are only as good at your best skill. Your highest proficiency ends up being your cap for everything. If a musician practices and works their skills up to a hypothetical 7 out of 10 which is arguably an amazing musician. But if they were a 7 musician and a 2 at surfing he can see how to become at least 7 good at surfing. My highest skill is definitely not putting things into words but I hope that makes sense. Like if a child or unskilled person's highest skill was a 4. They kinda never are more than a 4 in anything. Their brain only understands that level of complexity. They may think something like When he comes in, I can throw a left hook. A check hook is a fairly advanced or risky technique. But it doesn't take too many examples for someone to see that it works. But someone whose a ten may think some super complex thing like noticing someone's right eyebrow twitche as you lift your left elbow. Or you see them start to move their guard to the right side of their face and and you rotate clockwise only to rotate much quickly counter clockwise and sling in a right straight in the open guard. Haha or something even more advanced or subtle. I think the most advanced stuff is is the grasp the subtle stuff.
Joe talking 🗣️💩 again, no way that would happen, must have been a work