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“If you don’t like where you are, change it! You’re not a tree” – Jim RohnHow often do you smile when you are playing? Once a round….twice…three times. I’m guessing, you probably have never thought about it and never took note. Have you ever wondered how many times you get upset with yourself? But, I’m certain you did take note of the situations where your golf just didn’t work out in your

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What would it be like to live in the shadow of Tiger Woods (or Michael Jordan or Roger Federer or Lance Armstrong for you other minded athletes)? I would say it would be pretty difficult to surpass their greatness.When you are always measuring yourself by the best, it is pretty hard to measure up. But isn't that the problem? We limit ourselves by today's best. But that’s not the problem.Gees. Am

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In an arena that shares some remarkable similarities with golf, tennis player Virginia Wade isolates the lack of ruthlessness as her particular Achilles heel.“I think one of my problems was that I was afraid to win, I never really won as much as I should have won. I think I’m afraid of winning, because the moment you win, you have much more pressure to continue produce similar performances.”Wow.

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Is your golf a slice of heaven or a slice of hell? As you know there are literally thousands of different situations that you will encounter on the golf course where the brain takes over.However, in what way do you want your brain to take over? Will it be a slice to heaven or a slice to hell?After all, aren't we all are looking for more consistent results with every round of golf you play.You

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