Confidence
I love to play golf! I leaned to play golf at a fairly late age of thirty-three. Most really good golfers learned to play at an early age, before they were consumed with fear and doubt. To play good golf you need to swing effortlessly.
When one swings with little effort they are capable of generating incredible club head swing and straight trajectory. Fear dissolves confidence, which puts stress into the swing and tightens up all the muscles that need to be relaxed. I have been playing much better recently and the cause has been easily diagnosed.
I became tired of being overweight and joined Weight Watchers again, for which I was a member twenty years ago. After losing ninety pounds I felt better and gained confidence in myself and all aspects of my life improved including my golf game. But as it is with most humans, when we get away from what works for us, it quits working.
Once I began working the WW program, which is portion control, proper nutrition and exercise, I quickly began to take off the pounds that I put on the last twenty-five years. With my esteem improving my attention began to return and my confidence with it. I quickly realized errors in my swing and swung the clubs with assurance. My length and direction followed and my handicap is slowly falling.
I bring this all to your attention as it is important that we find those things that prevent us from achieving our ultimate potential. First we must find things that we love. Then we have to give those things our full and undivided attention. As we divide our attention we also divide our energy. High energy, well focused, is necessary for laser-like results. The most important thing to remember is...
Your Life is PERFECT!
PAY ATTENTION!!!
Love,
Dr. Randolph Ek, Mpsy.D.
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