Comments on: Motivation and Goals http://warriorsway.com/motivation-and-goals/ Warriors Way Blog Fri, 11 May 2012 22:04:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Emily http://warriorsway.com/motivation-and-goals/comment-page-1/#comment-228 Emily Tue, 01 Jun 2010 05:13:23 +0000 http://warriorsway.com/?p=992#comment-228 Arno, Thank you for putting into words what I have been practicing for the last few months. I have been trying to articulate it to my climbing partners but have not been totally successful. I love this practice of being in totally in the moment and committing to the "process goals" of climbing. I even got to put them to good use on the East Buttress of Middle Cathedral this past weekend. The climbing was extremely enjoyable because I was focused on every move and gear placement individually rather that being focused on getting to the top. Thanks for a great Monday morning meditation topic. I look forward to applying what I have learned. Arno,

Thank you for putting into words what I have been practicing for the last few months. I have been trying to articulate it to my climbing partners but have not been totally successful. I love this practice of being in totally in the moment and committing to the “process goals” of climbing. I even got to put them to good use on the East Buttress of Middle Cathedral this past weekend. The climbing was extremely enjoyable because I was focused on every move and gear placement individually rather that being focused on getting to the top.

Thanks for a great Monday morning meditation topic. I look forward to applying what I have learned.

]]> By: Yani http://warriorsway.com/motivation-and-goals/comment-page-1/#comment-212 Yani Tue, 11 May 2010 03:13:28 +0000 http://warriorsway.com/?p=992#comment-212 Arno, you always seem to have perfect timing not only for my climbing but for life itself. This topic is not the exception, this is something I kind of knew but seeing it explained like that is an aha moment. I'm working toward onsighting/clean higher grades, but I forget that it takes a process goal in order to get to the end goal. Thank you for the friendly reminder, looking forward to see you at the Rocktoberfest. Arno,
you always seem to have perfect timing not only for my climbing but for life itself.
This topic is not the exception, this is something I kind of knew but seeing it explained like that is an aha moment. I’m working toward onsighting/clean higher grades, but I forget that it takes a process goal in order to get to the end goal. Thank you for the friendly reminder, looking forward to see you at the Rocktoberfest.

]]> By: wesley http://warriorsway.com/motivation-and-goals/comment-page-1/#comment-211 wesley Mon, 10 May 2010 15:23:24 +0000 http://warriorsway.com/?p=992#comment-211 Arno, Thank you for putting into words what I have been practicing for the last few months. I have been trying to articulate it to my climbing partners but have not been totally successful. I love this practice of being in totally in the moment and committing to the "process goals" of climbing. I even got to put them to good use on the East Buttress of Middle Cathedral this past weekend. The climbing was extremely enjoyable because I was focused on every move and gear placement individually rather that being focused on getting to the top. Thanks for a great Monday morning meditation topic. I look forward to applying what I have learned. Arno,

Thank you for putting into words what I have been practicing for the last few months. I have been trying to articulate it to my climbing partners but have not been totally successful. I love this practice of being in totally in the moment and committing to the “process goals” of climbing. I even got to put them to good use on the East Buttress of Middle Cathedral this past weekend. The climbing was extremely enjoyable because I was focused on every move and gear placement individually rather that being focused on getting to the top.

Thanks for a great Monday morning meditation topic. I look forward to applying what I have learned.

]]> By: Jeff http://warriorsway.com/motivation-and-goals/comment-page-1/#comment-210 Jeff Mon, 10 May 2010 12:28:18 +0000 http://warriorsway.com/?p=992#comment-210 Arno, For me, perfect timing on this lesson! It is something that I have gotten away from without even realizing it was happening. I have been thinking only of onsighting/redpointing higher graded routes lately and more often than not, have come away frustrated and even upset and questioning my reasons for climbing in the first place! Not an enjoyable feeling. I look forward to putting this lesson into play my next time out, and I am sure that when I apply myself to the procces as opposed to the end goal, I will end my day on a high note. Looking forward to seeing you in the fall. I think a refresher clinic would do me good! Arno,
For me, perfect timing on this lesson! It is something that I have gotten away from without even realizing it was happening.
I have been thinking only of onsighting/redpointing higher graded routes lately and more often than not, have come away frustrated and even upset and questioning my reasons for climbing in the first place! Not an enjoyable feeling.
I look forward to putting this lesson into play my next time out, and I am sure that when I apply myself to the procces as opposed to the end goal, I will end my day on a high note.
Looking forward to seeing you in the fall. I think a refresher clinic would do me good!

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