Go Where It's Hard. 7 Steps to Finding Inner Strength
8 hrs. 1 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Tae Yun Kim
Author
Tae Yun Kim
Narrator
Alevtina Pugach
Narrator
Alevtina Pugach
Description
She violated a thousand-year Korean tradition that forbade women from practicing martial arts. Tae Young Kim became not only an excellent fighter, but also opened her own martial arts school.
Kim is sure: each of us—no matter whether man or woman, American, Russian, or Korean—can achieve any goal whatsoever. The only thing that prevents us is our internal programming: fears, lack of belief in our abilities, dependence on other people’s opinions, inability to take control of ourselves.
To break free from the shackles of thinking, Kim proposes turning to the ancient art of chunsuwon. It is a complex of principles and practices that develop mind, body, and spirit. In just 7 steps, you’ll learn the technique of controlling thoughts and emotions, you’ll learn to turn disadvantages into advantages, and you’ll release the power given to you at birth.
Kim is sure: each of us—no matter whether man or woman, American, Russian, or Korean—can achieve any goal whatsoever. The only thing that prevents us is our internal programming: fears, lack of belief in our abilities, dependence on other people’s opinions, inability to take control of ourselves.
To break free from the shackles of thinking, Kim proposes turning to the ancient art of chunsuwon. It is a complex of principles and practices that develop mind, body, and spirit. In just 7 steps, you’ll learn the technique of controlling thoughts and emotions, you’ll learn to turn disadvantages into advantages, and you’ll release the power given to you at birth.
