Today I’m sitting down with content creator Jon Sherman as we explore the intersection of golf, social media, and mental resilience.

 

Listen in as Jon and I discuss the importance of setting boundaries on social platforms like X (formerly Twitter) and how the digital world impacts not just our own lives but those of future generations. We share our thoughts on the Masters tournament, where we witnessed mental fortitude in action from the likes of Ludvig Åberg and Collin Morikawa.

We delve into the emotional rollercoaster of competitive golf and how mindset alone can make or break your game. We talk about the highs and lows of tournament play, from winning medals to battling self-doubt, and the impact of living up to expectations in the spotlight. I open up about my own experiences on the course, revealing how vulnerability and personal growth play a crucial role in not just sports but life itself. Our dialogue shines a light on the idea that sometimes, stepping into the arena is a victory in its own right.

Lastly, we talk about creating rich and authentic content that resonates with everyday golfers, highlighting Jon's relatable insights that speak to players at every level. I express gratitude for the growing voice of women in the sport and the community's support that makes creating and sharing these stories so rewarding

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