What if some of the most important lessons you’ll ever learn aren’t taught during class?
For more than four decades, Dai-Shihan Jeffrey M. Miller has studied the martial arts, including years of training with some of the most respected teachers in the Bujinkan tradition.
But some of his most meaningful lessons didn’t come during formal instruction.
They came after class. During breaks. Over a cup of tea. And sometimes during conversations that didn’t seem to have anything to do with martial arts at all.
In this episode of KUDEN! Radio, Dai-Shihan Miller shares insights from his experiences with several influential teachers, and explores what those encounters can teach us about learning, personal growth, and the deeper principles of Ninpo.
We’ll explore:
– Why formal instruction is only part of the learning process.
– How to recognize lessons that aren’t explicitly being taught.
– The difference between collecting techniques and developing understanding.
– Why the questions you ask can matter as much as the answers you receive.
– How to carry the lessons of the dojo into everyday life.
Whether you’re a martial artist, an instructor, or someone committed to lifelong learning, this conversation is for you.
Join us LIVE, share your questions and experiences in the comments, and discover why the learning doesn’t have to end when class is over.
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