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Will You Dedicate The Time?
 

Seeking private training is just as serious as signing up to attend a formal school. Generally, no one seek to attend a formal school without first deciding that they are fully prepared and willing to invest the time, schedule, training materials, and excessive homework given weekly by the instructor.

 

In formal schools, training over many seasons into years is usually already anticipated and therefore pre-chosen as the price one must pay to be well-trained and become skilled in a particular field.

 

As a lifetime private instructor, I don't take seriously anyone who haven't enough control and focus in their life to receive a mere weekly 60 minute single class. Wherefore, this shows evidence of insincere motives.

 

How is it you seek an area of training (Especially as a beginner!) that is obviously understood to require seasons of consistent training? God's Word states that you reap what you sow.

 

Attending a few scattered lessons here and there obviously implies that your training has no priority even though it is only a mere 60 minutes per week to attend. A few lessons here and there, then you're already missing important classes.

 

It doesn't matter what the excuse or circumstances may be. The reality is that being highly skilled requires focus, dedication, and sacrifice. Only some people are willing to pay the price of commitment to reach their goals.

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QUESTION!

Why should you start training if your once a week 60 minute lesson can be so easily replaced as last priority?

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What Does God's Word Say?

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Wise people always consider the cost before building!

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Luke 14:28  

For which of you, intending to build a tower, sitteth not down first, and counteth the cost, whether he have sufficient to finish it?

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Matthew 5:37  
But let your communication be, Yea, yea; Nay, nay: for whatsoever is more than these cometh of evil.

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Luke 16:10-11 

He that is faithful in that which is least is faithful also in much: and he that is unjust in the least is unjust also in much.
11  If therefore ye have not been faithful in the unrighteous mammon, who will commit to your trust the true riches?

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YES!

This is how serious I, PaSTOR D "TBLAM", is concerning maintaing effective and fruitful use of my personal time. It is always better to plant seeds on fertile ground. It only makes practical sense to continually pour (Teaching) water upon plants that will produce and bring forth fruit.

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Are you ready to consistently dedicate the time to make private training worth the effort?

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If so,

My input into your training is worth all the seasons of labor and sweat to achieve your goals.

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If not, it's okay. You alone decides your priorities and not others or any instructor. Maybe there is another  calling/passion/mission that will cause you loyal excitement and commitment. Do what fits you!

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Remember!

A passion doesn't require external sources of motivation or validation. Passion is therefore an inward driving ambition begging to express itself in what you are compelled to seek and do.

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Thrills!

On the other hand, are only fleeting and temporary moments of inspiration and fascinatiion. Just for a moment you are captivated about something. Yet, that momentary fascination is quickly replaced with the next exciting thing or situation that comes along. There are many people in this category. Such person never succeed or fail.

• They never stick with anything long enough to succeed!

• They never stick with anything long enough to fail!

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Half of the people I've trained only lasted a brief "Thrill's length" of training. Most often than not, it wasn't an unavoidable emergency or major change in life that caused their training to prematurely discontinue.

Often, it was the result of...

1) Expecting quick major results with minimum effort.

2) Attempting to split commitments into far too many things and therefore never clearly showing any real sense of settleness in any area. You tend to move with the wind whichever way it blows.

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3) Failing to have a true sense of purpose and mission in life typically describe many people who have not fullydiscovered what their purpose is. This is a common underlying reason for lack of focus. It is the result of not already having the predestined object of focus to aim at and give undivided attention.

Much of this commentary to potential students is a deliberate attempt to challenge and weed out the uncommitted, therefore preserving my time to be appropriately invested into more serious and dedicated students.
 

Some students come for "A Reason" (Never became settled down!) Not okay!
Some students come for "A Reason" (Short time!) That's okay!
Some students come for "A Season" (Long enough!) That's okay!
Some students come  for "Many reasons" (Stick around for quite sometime!) That's okay!
Some students come for "Non-ending connection and relationship with PaSTOR D" (Forever!) That's okay!

A few "Inactive students"  stay knitted forever to PaSTOR D (You are more heart!) That's okay!

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Ultimately, all types of people/students have been a part of my life's legacy as a private instructor. I'm willing to potentially work with anyone if you take seriously the time and heart that I pour into my daily agenda.

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Life is too short to Not use time wisely and productively!

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Ecclesiastes 9:10  

Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might; for there is no work, nor device, nor knowledge, nor wisdom, in the grave, whither thou goest.