Do you have a method for measuring your progress? How frequently do you critically analyze your methods and effort toward becoming the person you want to be? Are you brutally honest with yourself when analyzing progress or regression? Too many people do not have a well defined process for measuring their progress accurately. More importantly, too many people are not brutally honest with themselves regarding their effort and progress. As a result, such behavior is more likely

Having a very specific understanding of who you are as an individual is essential for understanding your behavior, its relationship with others and experiencing growth. Humans are social creatures and it’s common for many people to enjoy the company and appreciation from others. That appreciation, sense of belonging or being valued by others, can go a long way in developing one’s perception of the self. However, being valued by others alone and belonging to a group will not p

I'd argue that playing golf is certain to provide one with unlimited opportunities to further develop patience on the course. More importantly, the development of patience on the course will increase the likelihood of individuals using patience for more practical purposes in everyday life. Growing your tool box Developing patience is essential for individual growth. Patience is the opposite of “immediate gratification.” Our society has conditioned us to be impatient and seek

Developing patience is no easy task. Discovering a method for which to develop patience can be just as hard. A fresh, new perspective may be what you need. Golf is filled with wonderful perspectives and circumstances with which to stretch your comfort zone and experience growth. Benefit from having more patience Do you know anyone who could benefit from having more patience? Can you think of a time in your life when having more patience would have resulted in fewer consequenc

Communicating effectively can be a challenge for most people. Regardless of whether people can articulate their ideas and deliver their message, the interpretation of their message will depend largely on the perception, perspective and experience of the individual one is communicating with. Additionally, having a very clear understanding of both the self and one’s audience will go a long way to ensuring the message is received in the manner from which it is intended. However,