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    I don't charge because I wasn't charged and I don't have to make a living from it. If I had to pay rent I would charge, simple as that. The best reason for not receiving money is that I don't have to be beholden to anyone to reciprocate. I don't become a hired servant.
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    I seem to remember in Tae Kwon Do, after a certain level, maybe red or black, you didn't pay fees anymore, the thinking being, that was your compensation for teaching so much of the class.

    I wonder if that de-motivated any of the black belts?



    I think that issues of liability change with a non commercial school. No different than a bunch of guys playing soccer in the park.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jdhowland View Post
    I don't charge because I wasn't charged and I don't have to make a living from it. If I had to pay rent I would charge, simple as that. The best reason for not receiving money is that I don't have to be beholden to anyone to reciprocate. I don't become a hired servant.
    this man has honr

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yum Cha View Post
    I seem to remember in Tae Kwon Do, after a certain level, maybe red or black, you didn't pay fees anymore, the thinking being, that was your compensation for teaching so much of the class.

    I wonder if that de-motivated any of the black belts?



    I think that issues of liability change with a non commercial school. No different than a bunch of guys playing soccer in the park.
    Interesting Thanks Mr Yum cha

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    Quote Originally Posted by bawang View Post
    this man has honr
    Been looking through Youtube again and you know what dawned on me?
    I could teach my art for alot of money AND con the hell out of poeple,and I mean filthy rich..........hmmm?

    LOL who want in??? Just jking

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    That would spoil the art even worse, lol! You want to be the Sifu known for having the most students who are competent and duplicate his success. Then you'll be unique!
    I was on the metro earlier, deep in meditation, when a ruffian came over and started causing trouble. He started pushing me with his bag, steadily increasing the force until it became very annoying. When I turned to him, before I could ask him to stop, he immediately started hurling abuse like a scoundrel. I performed a basic chin na - carotid artery strike combination and sent him to sleep. The rest of my journey was very peaceful, and passersby hailed me as a hero - Warrior Man

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yum Cha View Post
    I seem to remember in Tae Kwon Do, after a certain level, maybe red or black, you didn't pay fees anymore, the thinking being, that was your compensation for teaching so much of the class.

    I wonder if that de-motivated any of the black belts?



    I think that issues of liability change with a non commercial school. No different than a bunch of guys playing soccer in the park.
    That was the case with me.
    It become my responsibility to teach kids classes and to warm-up or teach the adult classes.
    It was a learning process for me and helped my MA very, very much.
    I also felt even MORE obligated to be better.
    That I was paying for MA training never motivated me any more or less, that's just not me.
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    He trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle !

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    Quote Originally Posted by Faruq View Post
    That would spoil the art even worse, lol! You want to be the Sifu known for having the most students who are competent and duplicate his success. Then you'll be unique!
    Mr Faruq you'd be the first on my hit list lol

    $9999 please ka-ching lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by jdhowland View Post
    I don't charge because I wasn't charged and I don't have to make a living from it. If I had to pay rent I would charge, simple as that. The best reason for not receiving money is that I don't have to be beholden to anyone to reciprocate. I don't become a hired servant.
    Very nice and Pure hearted.

    What do you think Mr Faruq?

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    Harry Ng had 2 levels of students. The ones that took care of him as a father and the ones that took care of him as a master.

    Once these teachers have a core of students, examples to follow, they tend not to worry too much about money. Their students worried for them.

    There is also teachers out there know that their skill are high enough, that they know their students will never catch up to them. Why hold back and why charge for learning basics.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dark Chi View Post
    Very nice and Pure hearted.

    What do you think Mr Faruq?
    My humble opinion is that that is how it should be. It says on Mike Doucet's web site that Pak Mei masters are business owners who happen to be masters of Pak Mei. They don't make their living from Pak Mei. You have said this a few times here already as well, Mr Dark Chi (you'd be a real-life version of Jason Bourne/Matt Damon, kicking butt and taking names all over!!!).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Faruq View Post
    My humble opinion is that that is how it should be. It says on Mike Doucet's web site that Pak Mei masters are business owners who happen to be masters of Pak Mei. They don't make their living from Pak Mei. You have said this a few times here already as well, Mr Dark Chi (you'd be a real-life version of Jason Bourne/Matt Damon, kicking butt and taking names all over!!!).
    Who is Jason Bourne/Matt Damon?
    Is he filthy rich from teaching KF? Yes I could be that!!! (dreams of lots of Gold coins dropping from heaven)
    Never mind I'll Google him.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dark Chi View Post
    Who is Jason Bourne/Matt Damon?
    Is he filthy rich from teaching KF? Yes I could be that!!! (dreams of lots of Gold coins dropping from heaven)
    Never mind I'll Google him.
    No, he's a spy that uses his CIA combat techniques in his movies to effortlessly mow down the dozens of foreign operatives that relentlessly come at him (in the movies of course).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Faruq View Post
    No, he's a spy that uses his CIA combat techniques in his movies to effortlessly mow down the dozens of foreign operatives that relentlessly come at him (in the movies of course).
    Oh right, so many movies to watch.............sigh

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    No need to watch the movie. You've got the moves he uses in real life! Better ones I'm sure, in fact!

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