Embrace The Journey

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10,000 NFTs - I spend countless hours in the gym perfecting my technique and developing strength and skills long before I create my #NFTs. I may be a new #NFTartist, but I stand on the decades of my father's (former #Olympic coach and #trainer of world and #Olympic champions) experience.

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Former coach and trainer of world and Olympic champions and his son create unique and rare NFTs that convey the feeling of striving for a dream!

My father, the former coach, and trainer of world and Olympic champions taught me from when I was very young to celebrate significant moments. He told me that “reinforcing the positive and emotionally charged moments builds neurological pathways impacting the probability of success”… I had no idea what he was talking about! I was just having fun and dad began filming everything to show me examples of where I did well.

Now I understand what he meant. He explained to me that most people (especially adults) do not allow themselves to feel happy until they achieve their ultimate goal be that: losing 15lbs or becoming the Olympic champion.

“The inability to celebrate the small steps on your path to your ultimate goal decreases your probability of reaching your intended destination.” “You must embrace the journey and celebrate your successes and feel them as deeply as you (unquestionably) do with your failures.” “Focus on the positive and your mistakes become your learning moment successes.”
– Dad (2008 Beijing Olympic Coach)

I co-created ‘Embrace The Journey’ to exercise my father’s advice. I am celebrating the small victories on my way to bigger and bigger arenas in life. Embrace The Journey is not exclusively about competition, but learning and growing from the experience. Your success lives within how you react to the small impactful moments of your journey. Sharing those moments helps to lift, encourage, and inspire.

Most of the time, the journey is not cheap! The travesty is that many of us cannot afford to pay for the extra coaching, education, trips, etc. that it takes to become the best version of ourselves. This is just stupid. Let’s use the power of web 3.0 technology to raise funds more effectively. No more putting our children in danger going door-to-door selling cookies, or standing in the hot sun doing car washes (when we should be training or studying)! How much money do you really think you can raise with bake sales anyway? It doesn’t even cover the cost of going to States, Regionals, or Nationals (not even a little bit).