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Golf Is Not a Game of Perfect by Bob Rotella with Bob Cullen — WisdomDeck honest review
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Golf Is Not a Game of Perfect

by Bob Rotella with Bob Cullen

The sports psychologist's rules: commit to every shot, focus on the target, accept results, trust your swing, think like a confident person. Golf is the vehicle; the mental method transfers to any performance under pressure.

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you choke under pressure in any domain.

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you dislike golf framing; it is thick.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Commit, then accept.
  2. Target, not mechanics.
  3. Confidence is a decision.

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Pick a target and commit, in whatever you do today.

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The mental game.

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