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Paige Frazier wrote:
I also don't feel guilty like i normally do after taking a while off. I dont know why. Usually i beat myself up over missing practice but not now. I don't know what to do really.
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Hmmm, how can I say this as gently as possible?
You shouldn't feel guilty for missing your training, but you could feel a little guilty for the opportunities that you're denying people that want to train with you.
While you're gone, nobody is benefitting from your experience.
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Paige Frazier wrote:
I'm curious about why i have no interest. I dont want to quit at all, but i just have no interest in going right now.
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You're just burnt out a little. You have no interest in going to aikido class for the same reason that I have no interest in going to work.
It's not that it's such an awful place, I'm just a little tired of it.
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Paige Frazier wrote:
And, i have absolutely no one and nothing to blame for it, except my mind just isnt in it.
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I know you've had some minor problems at your dojo, so I'm glad you said that.
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Paige Frazier wrote:
Anyway, My question is , has anyone here ever simply lost interest for a while?
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Yup.
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Paige Frazier wrote:
Or is it just me?
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Nope.
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Paige Frazier wrote:
Did you pick back up later?
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Yup.
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Paige Frazier wrote:
If so, how long did it take you to get back in it?
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When I was a white belt, a week or so; now that I'm a black belt, I don't feel that I have a choice in the matter. Sempai should be there.
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Paige Frazier wrote:
Any answers, suggestions, or stories would be very helpful. Thanks!!
*Paige*
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You're welcome, Paige. It was nice to hear from you again.