Principles Into Practice With Kain Ramsay

If you decided that you wanted to go back to education and train to become a pilot, would you expect to have a few years of hard work to do? It's highly probable that you would, and I'm also presuming that you know it would take at least 5 years of commitment and dedication to achieve these qualifications and reach the level of skill necessary for you to fly a passenger filled aircraft! What about if you decided that you wanted to be able to play the violin at orchestra standard? Again, it might take many years of practice to be able to fine tune your skills. Reaching these kinds of standards would require a level of dedication and perseverance that most people would never choose to commit to. Not too many people would argue that to become a pilot or a talented musician takes practice and that it does not come in a week or a month but can take decades for them to really reach the top of their chosen profession. Yet why do so many people think mastering themselves and their lives should be so easy? I was