A business on the side…
So now I own part of a karate school!
My son Zachary has been studying karate for 5 or 6 years now. He got his black belt, and now he's teaching others while continuing to learn himself.
He used to go to a tremendous studio. What made it so great was a particular teacher, Teresa Paup. She's one of the most natural teachers I've ever met: strong and disciplined, but at the same time very open to the individuals under her care. Which made it all the more upsetting with the studio got into...
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Nov 30, 2009 11:49AM
It's very interesting that one of such integrity would start her own school 3 football fields away from the one she was let go. Trying to grow your business off someone elses might be a sound plan, but one that lacks honesty and integrity. This is suprising considering the whole point of a karate school is to instill those character traits in others. When the head instructor and the others affiliated with your business lack integrity and honesty, how can you be expected to teach those morals correctly?
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