Thursday, February 23, 2017
Tuesday, January 3, 2017
"The End"...or is it?
Whether it be a classic movie such as the wizard of oz or a classic Shakespeare play, hamlet for instance, after our first viewing we know how it ends. They follow a script.
"Scripting" is when we think we have a "script" for our life. What we may not realize is that we can re-write the script, our script, at anytime. Our final chapter has not yet been written.
As human beings we have self-awareness. By being aware of ourselves we can see down what path our current choices and behaviors are taking us; and it might not be where we want to end up. Sometimes we become aware that we are going in the right direction, a direction which is congruent with our vision, conscience and values. Sometimes we become aware that we are going in a not so good direction; one that is incongruent with our vision, conscience and values.
So we re-write the script. We change course. We make different choices. We assume different roles. We set different standards. We create a different vision. We become self-aware and we exercise our freedom to choose. Some of the greats in history started out on a not so good path only to change course and finish in a way that made a difference. So can we. We can re-write the ending to our script, our lives.
Or we can just say, "that's the way I am" and be happy with that.
Sensei Dan Rominski
TheDOJO
Tuesday, August 23, 2016
TheDOJO Food Drive - Delivery 2016
Join us Tonight Tuesday August 23, 2016 at 6:00 PM at TheDOJO 52 Park Ave. Rutherford NJ 07070 to sort, load, transport, unload the food and stock the shelves at The Rutherford Food Pantry Be a part of a terrific community project that makes a difference!
Project Based Leadership Training taught at TheDOJO in Rutherford NJ. A Martial Arts Education of Intelligent Curriculum Designed by Sensei Dan Rominski, Chief Instructor and Owner
We have lessons for children and adults, visit our website for a free month to try it out. Visit our website to subscribe to our emails to stay connected and stay in the know...free reports on safety and self defense for children and adults, know about our up coming community service projects and more! www.TheDOJO.org
Tuesday, August 16, 2016
TheDOJO Food Drive Grocery Store Collection - 2016 Rutherford NJ
See How Much Food was Generously Donated!!!
Watch This Video
Thank You to our community!
Attention Parents...
If you want your children to learn how to defend themselves and fight I can teach that...more importantly I teach people of all ages how to fight against things that really matter. Kicking hunger out of our community is an example of lessons in Generosity, Kindness, Compassion and Empathy.
Teaching children to fight against mediocrity and apathy, teaching young people to think and to think about others and make a difference, this is our unique martial arts education of intelligent curriculum designed by Sensei Dan Rominski.
Unleashing Human Potential. Smart. TheDOJO
- We will deliver the food to The Rutherford Food Pantry on Tuesday August 23, 2016.
- We'll start at 6 pm at TheDOJO and deliver it by 7:30 pm.
- You are invited to volunteer to count, sort, coordinate, and transport it all to the pantry.
- Contact me if you plan to join us that evening. Call (201) 933-3050 or email me Dan@TheDOJO.org
Tuesday, August 9, 2016
TheDOJO Food Drive - Children Making a Difference
Teaching children about compassion, empathy and kindness through TheDOJO Food Drive.
TheDOJO Food Drive is a form of Project Based Leadership Training for children, teens and adults. At TheDOJO we Unleash Human Potential through teaching timeless, self-evident principles; a form of principle centered leadership. This week our life lessons included the concept of compassion, empathy and kindness. What those words mean, and how do take action and live it. A food drive for our local food pantry which helps feed local families, that’s all that’s a teachable moment for moment.
It’s an everyday sight, children and their families walk into TheDOJO to attend class lugging packed bags of groceries. They are so proud that they can make a difference. Little Joseph yesterday brought in 4 bags of Groceries. “Joe, how did you generate all of these donations?” i asked. Little joe replied, “By asking people in my family.” His grandfather further explained how they reached out to family members who graciously supported the project by donating cans of food, school supplies and personal hygiene products.
Parent’s, Childhood is the training ground for later on adult behavior, that’s why we teach punches and kicks in the martial arts but go beyond that to teach the character to control oneself and think about others. Get involved with TheDOJO Food Drive or better yet, try out our lessons. We offer a free month to all new students to try it out.
Visit www.TheDOJO.org for a free month or call (201) 933-3050 or don't miss a thing, subscribe on our website for free reports, news, and articles for parents.
TheDOJO Food Drive is a form of Project Based Leadership Training for children, teens and adults. At TheDOJO we Unleash Human Potential through teaching timeless, self-evident principles; a form of principle centered leadership. This week our life lessons included the concept of compassion, empathy and kindness. What those words mean, and how do take action and live it. A food drive for our local food pantry which helps feed local families, that’s all that’s a teachable moment for moment.
It’s an everyday sight, children and their families walk into TheDOJO to attend class lugging packed bags of groceries. They are so proud that they can make a difference. Little Joseph yesterday brought in 4 bags of Groceries. “Joe, how did you generate all of these donations?” i asked. Little joe replied, “By asking people in my family.” His grandfather further explained how they reached out to family members who graciously supported the project by donating cans of food, school supplies and personal hygiene products.
Parent’s, Childhood is the training ground for later on adult behavior, that’s why we teach punches and kicks in the martial arts but go beyond that to teach the character to control oneself and think about others. Get involved with TheDOJO Food Drive or better yet, try out our lessons. We offer a free month to all new students to try it out.
Visit www.TheDOJO.org for a free month or call (201) 933-3050 or don't miss a thing, subscribe on our website for free reports, news, and articles for parents.
Monday, August 8, 2016
Rutherford Rec Camp-TheDOJO Sensei Dan Rominski
Teaching Children Peace Education, Non-vonlient conflict resolution, old school self-defense...while having lot's of fun.
Each year we teach, about 1,000 children, at all of the local summer camps such as the YMCA, Rutherford and local town rec. departments, and daycare centers. These organizations use Sensei Dan Rominski and TheDOJO as their choice because of our level of safety and professionalism, and we are the most effective at teaching children. Keeping them engaged and interested, while having fun is what children like. Camp directors, camp councilors, and parents like best that we teach good character qualities such as focus, respect, non-violent conflict resolution, bullying prevention, self-defense, stranger danger, persistence, fitness, anger management, courtesy, random acts of kindness and everything else a child will need in their tool box to evolve into great human beings.
We offer a free month of martial art lessons to all new students to try out our program before getting enrolled.
It takes a village to raise a child, parents...any questions please call Sensei Dan Rominski at (201) 933-3050 or email Dan@TheDOJO.org
To Register for your first FREE Month, Free Uniform and Free Introductory Lesson call or go to our website www.TheDOJO.org
Parents for free reports subscribe on our website www.TheDOJO.org
Friday, July 15, 2016
Our Potential.
Compassion
"a feeling of deep sympathy and sorrow for another who is stricken by misfortune, accompanied by a strong desire to alleviate the suffering."
A feeling. Meaning that in order to feel we must pay attention, notice, and become aware of what is going on inside ourselves, our hearts and our minds. This means quieting our minds. What helps is eliminating distractions, our ability to concentrate on self-awareness.
When we notice others "stricken" by misfortune and have a strong desire to alleviate the suffering, we expand our awareness beyond ourselves and out to others. Embracing and connecting ourselves to them rather than disconnecting ourselves. Like an eco system in nature we notice the relevance of complimentary relationships.
Through harmonizing those relationships we create an environment of balance and peace.
We could choose to feel compassion for other people, our environment, and even ourselves. I find a beauty in this word, it’s definition and most of all...it’s potential.
-Sensei Dan Rominski
7/15/16
7/15/16
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