Woods has said he practices up to 14 hours in a day. He’s number one.
How much time are you putting into your professional development (e.g., better questions, better listening, better articulation of your benefits, handling your objections)?
Learn more about “deliberate practice” or when you need a well-earned break, enjoy Tiger’s amazing shot below (a tournament he won by one stroke in sudden death, making him $504,000 more than if he’d placed second – pure 212). Forward the video to 0.55 if you’re in rush.
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Mike B says:
I love the look he gives the green right before the shot. He knows where he needs to be and how that green rolls. It’s not the putt, it was the preparation beforehand. The set up was key. That was all the hours of practice that created the understanding of the greens to take advantage of that position. I can’t get enough of that…
10 November 2010
Phyllis Madden says:
As babes we imiitate our Parents and Capture their Greatness with no Stipulations. As we grow and develop in This Greatness the only thing left to do is to Increse Within our Greatness. This is one meaning of a God Given Talent. Continue in your Greatness and never loose sight From Whence It Came.
15 August 2009
Sheryl says:
when no one thinks you can, what do ya do? Ya do it!! What focus and concentration.
14 August 2009
Mge Mcbee says:
That was absolutely brilliant. what a shot!!!! Such concentartion from Woods. No one caould do it better.
13 August 2009