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Yesterday I played one of the worst rounds of golf in my one year golf history...but there were conditions I had not previously faced and I thought about how that parallels new situations in our lives.
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Adversity is something we all face, yet many spend their lives running from it. What if we changed our view on adversity?
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I love fresh fruit juice, but not a big fan of "from concentrate" juices because of all the additions of ingredients to make it taste like its supposed to take. How often in our lives, we fail to reach our potential for the same reason.
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This weekend I bought some brand new Irons hoping to improve my golf game. What's more interesting than the new irons I bought was what the golf pro told me about the previous irons I had been using. He showed me how the fitter who created my last year's clubs didn't account for my height when adjusting the loft of the clubs...and the set up of the clubs was why I wasn't getting results. So often, we work hard on our process to fix our shortcomings, but how often do we look at the setup to see if we're even positioned to succeed?
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I recently posted a joke meme comparing myself to Tiger Woods, but the more I thought about it...the more I realized there was an underlying problem...
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The light at the end of the tunnel can be a beautiful thing, and for more reasons than you might realize.
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We live under the false belief that when times get tough, we'll rise to the equation. The reality is that we sink to our default setting. The solution to improvement is to raise your default setting.
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I was recently asked, "when do you find time to do the creative part of your job?" The simple answer is structure. NOt for the entire day, but for part of it. The same philosophy can help elevate your career.
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