Joe Hyams Quotes

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Only after several years of training did I come to realize that the deepest purpose of the martial arts is to serve as a vehicle for personal spiritual development.

Joe Hyams

When one eye is fixed upon your destination, there is only one eye left with which to find the Way.

Joe Hyams

When you lose your temper, you lose yourself—on the mat as well as in life.

Joe Hyams

Those who are patient in the trivial things in life and control themselves will one day have the same mastery in great and important things.

Joe Hyams

What stands in the way of effortless effort is caring, or a conscious attempt to do well.

Joe Hyams

Anger doesn't demand action. When you act in anger, you lose self-control.

Joe Hyams

When a problem arises, don't fight with it or try to deny it. Accept and acknowledge it. Be patient in seeking a solution or opening, and then fully commit yourself to the resolution you think advisable.

Joe Hyams

Only by constantly exposing myself to someone better than I have I been able to improve.

Joe Hyams

Joe Hyams

Joe Hyams

Born: June 6, 1923

Died: November 8, 2008 (aged 85)

Bio: Joe Hyams was an American Hollywood columnist and author of bestselling biographies of Hollywood stars.

Known for:

Zen in the Martial Arts (1979)
How to Dress for Success (1967)
James Dean: Little Boy Lost (1992)
The Secret of Inner Strength (1988)
The pool (1978)

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