⛳ Sink More Putts and Conquer Failure Like a Golf Pro!

Picture this: you're at the tee, the green is whispering sweet promises of a perfect drive, and just as you're about to swing, someone asks, "Hey, do you breathe in or out during your backswing?"

That, my friends, is the psychological equivalent of someone shouting "Squirrel!" at a pack of easily distracted dogs.

This little gem comes courtesy of Lee Trevino, the sultan of swing and master of mental mischief, who posed this brain-bender right before tee-off in a celebrity golf tournament.

The result?

They sliced the ball into a congregation of Trevino devotees, a sea of about 3,000 heads turned in unison to watch the ball's flight to infamy.

Lee's money-golfer's wink was the only clue to his ruse.

He knew all too well that focusing on what you shouldn't do is like trying not to think about pink elephants – suddenly, it's a parade of Dumbos in your head.

But fear not, my fellow golfer.

Let's take a page from their playbook and cuddle up with the real McCoy. Let's cozy up to the thought of that perfect drive, that feeling of the club connecting with the ball and sending it soaring through the air.

Let's imagine the joy of sinking that putt and hearing the crowd erupt into applause.

You see, my friend, leadership in today's whirlwind world is like trying to herd cats during a laser pointer convention.

It's chaotic and unpredictable. But just like the parachute makers of World War II, who stitched away day in and day out, we can find purpose in our work.

Each stitch can be a lifeline for someone's loved one, just as each swing of the club can be a step closer to victory.

Now, I know it's tempting to feast on a smorgasbord of tragic news and tabloid titbits. It's like marinating your soul in vinegar - it leaves a bitter taste.

Instead, let's flock towards friends who are more 'carpe diem' than 'woe is me.'

Let's focus on solutions rather than problems.

And when the pressure mounts, let's remember to keep it friendly. Be the person who brings a lifeboat, not the one poking holes in it.

Correct in private, praise in public, and treat every mistake like a potential masterpiece that just needs a few more brush strokes.

Embrace the imperfections, my friend, for they are like seasoning on a steak, giving flavor to success.

Now, let's talk about those inner fires of desire. To keep that motivational bonfire roaring, you've got to focus on what you want, not on what you want to avoid.

Remember, failure is just a detour on the road to Successville. It's not a dead-end; it's just asking you to make a U-turn.

So, here's to living on the edge!

Bradley Woods

Read the affirmation below, write it down, record it in your own voice and listen to it over and over again. Let it seep into you subconscious mind and transform you from the inside out.

I am a master of focus and positivity. I embrace the imperfections and use them to flavor my journey to success. I choose to focus on what I want, not what I want to avoid. Failure is just a detour on my road to success, and I gladly make the U-turns necessary to reach my destination. I am fearless and willing to take risks, for only by risking can I truly be free. I cultivate a field of success by sharing my experiences and inspiring others to embrace their own greatness. I am living life to the fullest, swinging with my lungs full.

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