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A Warrior Is A Hunter. He Calculates Everything. That's Control. Once His Calculations Are Over, He Acts. He Lets Go. That's Abandon. A Warrior Is Not A Leaf At The Mercy Of The Wind. No One Can Push Him; No One Can Make Him Do Thingsagainst Himself Or Against His Better Judgment. A Warrior Is Tuned To Survive, And He Survives In The Best Of All Possible Fashions.

Burn Your Bridges Every 2 Years.

My Benefactor Told Me That My Father And Mother Had Lived And Died Just To Have Me, And That Their Own Parents Had Done The Same For Them. He Said That Warriors Were Different In That They Shift Their Assemblage Points Enough To Realize The Tremendous Price That Has Been Paid For Their Lives. This Shift Gives Them The Respect And Awe That Their Parents Never Felt For Life In General, Or For Being Alive In Particular.

... A Warrior Knows That He Cannot Change, And Yet He Makes It His Business To Try To Change, Even Though He Knows That He Won't Be Able To. That's The Only Advantage A Warrior Has Over The Average Man. The Warrior Is Never Disappointed When He Fails To Change.

The Average Man Is Hooked To His Fellow Men, While The Warrior Is Hooked Only To Himself. Perhaps You Are Chasing Rainbows. You're After The Self-confidence Of The Average Man, When You Should Be After The Humbleness Of A Warrior. The Difference Between The Two Is Remarkable. Self Confidence Entails Knowing Something For Sure; Humbleness Entails Being Impeccable In One's Actions And Feelings.