Monday, April 11, 2005
Why Tiger Wins
There's a reason why Tiger wins.
Here's what sports writer Jon Sacaceno had to say.
"There were no easy answers. Only more questions, more doubt. The megawatt smile often was replaced by a half-pout, half-grimace of dismay.
What won this Masters not only was Woods' skill, power game, athletic superiority, and golf IQ, it was his indomitable will. He found a way."
If you're in sales - there's a powerful lesson her for you to think about.
You may also be surprised to learn that he's been listening to motivational tapes since he was six years old. His brain has been wired to expect only positive outcomes.
Most professional golfers hope to play their best in any major tournament.
Tiger Woods expects to win every time he tees up the ball.
Jim Meisenheimer
Your business is my business
If you want to get better, visit my products page at
www.meisenheimer.com
Here's what sports writer Jon Sacaceno had to say.
"There were no easy answers. Only more questions, more doubt. The megawatt smile often was replaced by a half-pout, half-grimace of dismay.
What won this Masters not only was Woods' skill, power game, athletic superiority, and golf IQ, it was his indomitable will. He found a way."
If you're in sales - there's a powerful lesson her for you to think about.
You may also be surprised to learn that he's been listening to motivational tapes since he was six years old. His brain has been wired to expect only positive outcomes.
Most professional golfers hope to play their best in any major tournament.
Tiger Woods expects to win every time he tees up the ball.
Jim Meisenheimer
Your business is my business
If you want to get better, visit my products page at
www.meisenheimer.com
# posted by Jim Meisenheimer @ 5:42 PM 
