I have long been fascinated with the construct of time and its relationship with peak performance golf. Without timely procrastination, I start this essay revealing that in essence, time itself does not exist. What does exist however, is the human attempt (and quite a good one) to translate and convert what is only energy into…
DetailsI was fortunate to learn early that perhaps more important than time management is energy management. Working with peak-performance athletes and my paycheck on the line meant that whatever the cost, I had to learn how to produce results from sometimes dire situations. The first port of call whenever a revival or a key moment…
DetailsI recently returned from San Francisco having had a unique business experience. I think it’s probably fair to say that for most big projects there is a warming period between the interactors before they ever meet face to face either in person or on a medium such as Skype. This meeting was the closest thing…
DetailsOn the west coast of America the U.S. Open was played at the critically acclaimed (which ended up being widely criticized) Chambers Bay Golf Course. The U.S. Open is the oldest major championship in golf held in the United States. Statistically the television companies know that whenever the former number-one golfer Tiger Woods plays, viewer…
DetailsI flew back from Philadelphia early the other morning after some productive client mentoring. I walked into the plane and took my seat: 3C. There was a young lady, maybe 23 years old in row four expressing the kind of face that begs to ask a question and she did. Excuse me, would you help…
DetailsI have been fortunate in my professional life to have met and interacted on a personal level with some incredible business leaders. Golf, being the corporate game it can be, gave me the opportunity to apply my skills and expertise to the lives of not only the CEOs of companies but their fascinating clients too.…
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