Lessons from The Karate Kid: Trusting the Process & Embracing the Journey
What if everything you’ve done in life—every mundane task, every struggle, every challenge—was actually preparing you for something bigger?
In this episode of the Engineering Emotions & Energy Podcast, Justin Wenck takes a deep dive into The Karate Kid (1984) and the powerful life lessons hidden within the classic film. From unexpected training methods to the power of trust, discipline, and resilience, this episode will shift your perspective on your own personal journey.
Key Highlights:
- 🎬 The Karate Kid Breakdown: How this 80s classic is packed with personal growth lessons.
- 🥋 The Power of Training: Why the “Wax On, Wax Off” moments of your life matter more than you think.
- 💡 Trusting the Process: How frustration can lead to breakthroughs in your personal and professional life.
- 🏆 You’re the Best Around: Embracing setbacks as part of your path to greatness.
- 🤔 Then vs. Now: How perceptions of masculinity, mentorship, and gender roles have shifted since the 80s.
- 🎶 The Ultimate Hype Song: Why “You’re the Best” is more than just a catchy tune—it’s a mindset!
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Justin Wenck, Ph.D. is a best-selling author, coach, teacher, speaker, podcaster, and tech professional, and has his doctorate in Electrical Engineering, which means he’s an expert in complex systems and their programming. He is dedicated to using this expertise to optimize the most complex system we know: The Human Being.
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