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I realize you are stressing higher discretion when it comes to this. But the need is almost non-existent in the U.S. I’m interested in learning a martial art to help with focus and balance, but 75% of the places are now teaching MMA. You can’t tell me those dudes aren’t just waiting for the opportunity to unload on someone.

“The defining factor of being a badass, the thing that really sets the young and old apart is the ability to interact with different people in any given situation. When you’re younger chances are you have a group you do a lot of things with. When you go out to eat they are there, if you are chilling at your house they are with you, when you take a date out to a bar or club you run into them. This keeps you in your comfort level and you can do your thing.”

It’s true, and I think that is the thing that holds people back the most: being unable to operate outside of their comfort zone. In high school and college, even if you weren’t popular, you were typically surrounded by friends and other adoring types. Once you get out in the world, it’s not so, and it can be startling to realize how enclosed your niche was (i.e. I came from a group of mostly comprised of vegetarians and was shocked to discover how odd that is to other people). I have a friend who I don’t have a lot in common with – in fact, I have almost nothing in common with him, but his ability to coax conversation out of anyone from any age or walk of life constantly amazes me.