The Facebook community has been really active lately with tons of Q&A. I've answered everyone's questions in the feed, but here's a quick recap of my findings after over 300 comments and conversations. 
Hope it helps you break your personal best. 
Cheers! 

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The Facebook community has been really active lately with tons of Q&A. I've answered everyone's questions in the feed, but here's a quick recap of my findings after over 300 comments and conversations. Hope it helps you break your personal best. Cheers! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/golf-essentials/message

The Facebook community has been really active lately with tons of Q&amp;A. I've answered everyone's questions in the feed, but here's a quick recap of my findings after over 300 comments and conversations.&nbsp;
Hope it helps you break your personal best.&nbsp;
Cheers!&nbsp;

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Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/golf-essentials/message

Answers to Questions About Building Consistency, Chipping Fixes, Slicing Cures and other stuff

If you're into golf and also trying to run a business, then you're a lot like me. I used to play golf for a living, now I run an online marketing agency. I'm documenting my journey, the people, tips, advice, mistakes, and crazy thoughts I hope will help.

Here's what I believe about both golf and business:
1. Both are challenging, but don't need to be complicated - simple and consistent is best. 

2. Large and infrequent improvement sessions aren't optimal - light, regular refinements are much better.

3. There's no magic pill (sorry) - it's about making the most of the time you're spending.

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If you're into golf and also trying to run a business, then you're a lot like me. I used to play golf for a living, now I run an online marketing agency. I'm documenting my journey, the people, tips, advice, mistakes, and crazy thoughts I hope will help. Here's what I believe about both golf and business: 1. Both are challenging, but don't need to be complicated - simple and consistent is best. 2. Large and infrequent improvement sessions aren't optimal - light, regular refinements are much better. 3. There's no magic pill (sorry) - it's about making the most of the time you're spending.

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