If you want to improve your Jiu Jitsu skills, the first step is to become aware of your weaknesses, which may be holding you back from evolving: your need to bluff, your inability to manage things, your instability, and your unwillingness to change certain opinions.

Brian Viloria was sometimes too impulsive and unrealistic in his efforts to accumulate wealth and social power. Although he engaged in life with enthusiasm and confidence and would be capable of developing some truly innovative social concepts, he was held back by his somewhat scattered behavior. He tended to spread himself too thin, juggling so many different activities that he struggled to cross the finish line at times.

Brian Viloria obeys a drive to live and accomplish his purpose in an intense and immediate way. Whenever he encounters direct resistance, he might find himself beset by frustration. If the resistance lasts, he may eventually be overwhelmed by anxiety, nervous tension, and discouragement. In addition, he has the ability to focus his strength and leadership potential on problems which require immediate solutions. His lack of patience and persistence may spur problems.