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This episode draws from Lanny Bassham's "With Winning in Mind" to explore how a golfer's self-image quietly controls their performance — and how to start rewriting that story one shot at a time. The core insight is simple but powerful: you will always perform consistently with the identity you hold about yourself.
The practical tool is just two words. After a good shot, say "that's like me." After a poor one, say "that's not like me." Do that long enough, and you stop performing like the golfer you've always been — and start becoming the one you've decided to be.
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This episode draws from Lanny Bassham's "With Winning in Mind" to explore how a golfer's self-image quietly controls their performance — and how to start rewriting that story one shot at a time. The core insight is simple but powerful: you will always perform consistently with the identity you hold about yourself.
The practical tool is just two words. After a good shot, say "that's like me." After a poor one, say "that's not like me." Do that long enough, and you stop performing like the golfer you've always been — and start becoming the one you've decided to be.

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