The Broken Rice Bowl
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The Broken Rice Bowl
Narrated by:
Mark Rabi
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Narrated by:
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Mark Rabi
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By:
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Jeffrey D. Webb
About this listen
Most books on teaching the martial arts, pertain primarily to one’s wallet. The Broken Rice Bowl is a book which appeals to one’s heart. It is not a quick fix to anything. Rather, it is the telling of a tale of one man, on the quest for making better human beings through individuals stories across time. In The Broken Rice Bowl, such stories focus on what makes for a less-than-worthy teacher, and how to avoid such pitfalls with common sense and technical know-how. The Broken Rice Bowl examines leadership, conduct, morality, and identifies the difference between good and bad teaching principles.
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