It Takes A Ninja: Teaching to Awaken the Learner Within: The Ultimate Guide for Martial Arts Teachers Book by Ilan Gattegno

The key to better learning
I was fortunate to be in the right place at the right time. As a result of my exposure to three awesome teachers, I was able to ask the correct questions and get answers that revealed the elusive obvious and I learned the right way to learn. This book contains a key that will make you an excellent teacher and a better learner. If you desire to be a good student, you also aspire to become a good teacher. This is what my Beta readers had to say:

Thought-provoking Content
This book contains thought-provoking content that only someone with 46 years of experience in Bujinkan can write. By reading this book, I think you will be able to understand the profound meaning of Hatsumi-Sensei's words.
-- Keiji Nakadai, Honbu Dai-Shihan Japan

Use This Valuable Insight Wisely
Knowledge - talks. Wisdom - listening. I say that you, as a martial artist, are wise to listen to the knowledge revealed in this valuable book. Ilan is an example to us of how to remain truthful and not waver. He is someone who talks and teaches through his own actions. So please, when you have read the book and learned what Ilan says, use this valuable insight wisely.
-- Sveneric Bogsäter, Dai-Shihan Holland

A Must-read for Aspiring Teachers
It Takes a Ninja is a must-read for those aspiring to be teachers, not only in the martial arts but in any endeavor. It lays out a precise method and attitude needed to train the next generation for success. My hat goes off to Ilan Gattegno for another wonderful book. I highly recommend it.
-- Bud Malmstrom, Dai-Shihan, USA.

Brilliant and Insightful Book
Once again, Ilan Gattegno has written another brilliant and insightful book, recoding and providing a commentary on his many wonderful years of experience in the Bujinkan. I thoroughly commend this important book to everyone in the Bujinkan, other martial artists and indeed anyone who is interested in reading about a unique life journey.
-- Peter King, Dai Shihan, U.K.