Stephen K Hayes - A Ninja's Life and Legacy

Sensei Norcross interviews one of his teachers, Black Belt Hall of Fame member Stephen K. Hayes. In Part 6 of 6, Hayes talks about his reason for a life in the martial arts and what his legacy might be.

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[noelaxton]

There's such integrity in honesty. The personal quest is always there. Its just always so good to be able to share truths along the way with others, which Mr. Hayes has been doing all along.
I think because of his pursuits, he inspires others to do the same. That's legacy.
Thanks for letting us enjoy these interviews.

[jedironin]

Thanks for doing this interview series, Todd!

[esotericeveryday]

Great job on all the interviews my friend.

[torstenscott]

I really like his answer, it is almost comical that some would have the expectation that he should be totally selfless. Through his journey, pursuits, and determination to get answers, he has benefited many of us who were inspired by him and his example. It is so good to hear from him in his own words like this.

[centrolistico]

I really love and appreciate the intellectual honesty of this man, besides I’ve read all his books in my teenage years when I spent entire days meditating and trying out kuji in whil Inwas studying ninjutsu here in milan .

[MartinFaulks]

It’s time for you to ask him about his time protecting the Dalai Lama! Be aware soon this is going to start to become a series that could be a biography!