A Malleable Mind | Chris Collins | Action Star
Chris Collins is a martial artist, an actor, an action director, and a known name in the Hong Kong martial arts club circle. You've seen this US marine veteran last in the movie Ip Man 4 and he is nothing short of a motivational influence for his students and followers.
Today’s conversation is with Chris Collins. Chris is a martial artist, an actor, an action director, and a known name in the Hong Kong martial arts club circle. If you’re wondering why else that name sounds familiar to you, it’s probably because you’ve seen movies like Ip Man 4, Paradox, and Wolf Warrior. This US Marine veteran is nothing short of a motivational influence for his students and followers.
In this episode, Chris shared about his early influences of hardiness, how those experiences prepped him for military resilience, finding his own pursuit of excellence in everything he chooses, being malleable with his path and goals, perspective through fatherhood and why the act of contribution to our world is important.
Guys, I do apologize for the sound quality on this one as we ran into some tech issues but hey, this won’t be the last time you hear Chris on Tackling Minds!
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Chris's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sifuchriscollins/
Chris T.H.E. Story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ffbEd6sOdM
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