Guilt, Goals, and Greens: How Off-the-Course Emotion May Be Sabotaging Your Swing (and what to do about it)

Key Points:
- Emotional awareness and management are crucial in golf and life.
- Identify how and where emotions manifest in your body to proactively address them.
- Set high expectations and speak confidently about yourself and your goals.
- Practice self-compassion and curiosity to overcome emotional barriers.
- Take action and continuously improve to achieve desired outcomes.
Key Quotes:
- “Emotion is simply a sign from your body trying to communicate that something’s going on.”
- “Speak confidently about yourself, who you are, what you do, what your goals are. Shine your brightest, take up space. It is safe to be you.”
- “Emotional awareness and management are crucial in golf and life.”
Time Stamps:
- [00:00] Introduction: Tension and Guilt on the Golf Course
- [11:26] The Impact of Guilt on Performance
- [14:16] Emotional Awareness and Management
- [21:47] Overcoming Emotional Barriers with Self-Compassion
- [25:36] The Importance of Emotional Awareness in Others
- [32:24] Continuous Improvement on the Path to Becoming a Scratch Golfer
- [37:35] Conclusion: Emotional Awareness and Management in Golf and Life
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