Attack Life, Not Others

The phrase “work smart, not hard” has become commonplace in our modern world. This sentiment is especially important for those of us in the martial arts world, where physical prowess is of the utmost importance. As we age, our physical abilities may diminish, but that doesn’t mean we have to give up on our craft. #RespectAllAgesAndStages — As we age, it’s easy to become complacent and forget that we still have much to offer. We should respect each stage of life and the skills, knowledge, and experience that comes with it. In the workplace, the martial arts, or life in general, it is necessary to constantly adjust and stay relevant. On this episode, Aaron Cerrone joins Tim and Steve again. Aaron, a black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, discusses “working smarter” as he gets older. He mentions how he was inspired by YouTuber Nick “Chewjitsu” Albin, who talked about what it means to be an aging black belt. Aaron’s advice is to take a “holistic approach” to everything. This means having honest conversations with our