“A well-built physique is more than vanity. It shows discipline, dignity, and dedication. It requires patience, passion, and self-respect. It cannot be bought, stolen, or inherited. It cannot be held
Alphabet of Accomplishment
Alphabet of Accomplishment – W – W2D WOW
This note was originally published in September 2023. W2D WOW. It’s an acronym I’ve produced over the years which stands for “willing to do what others won’t.” Value is the
V – Victory is Validation of Values
Our values precede our choices which fuel our actions. In other words, we do what we value. Consciously choosing our values is vital to becoming the person we want to
U – It’s Up to yoU
In Ryan Micheler’s The Masculinity Manifesto, Micheler writes about a friend that introduced an idea for bucketing people into three groups. There are squatters, renters, and owners. Squatters are those
Transparency. Truth. Trust.
Golf simulators have become increasingly popular and powerful in recent years. They provide both entertainment and educational value for golf enthusiasts. Simulators can provide an extension to practice and play
Strive for Self-determined Standards
Robert Parker, like many, enjoyed a glass of wine. In the mid 70s, he began writing about his passion. He was just an enthusiast. He didn’t have a horse in
Reach for Responsibility
There’s a scene in the T.S. Eliot play, The Cocktail Party, where a patient is engaged in a counselling session with her psychiatrist. She’s on the proverbial couch relaying a
Queue Quality Queries
Hopefully, you’ve noticed that letter in our Alphabet of Accomplishment you’ve read so far includes several questions at its conclusion. The questions are intended to draw your attention back to
P – Prioritize Purposeful Practice
David Perell, founder of online writing school Write of Passage, was in his high school days an aspiring golfer. He regularly recounts an experience he had at a high school
O – Ownership. It’s Up to YOu
I saw a cartoon clip that had a kid visiting their father at work. The kid asked their dad what it is that his company produced. The dad responded, “Around