A friend of mine pointed out a decade ago that people never follow directions.
If you go to any recipe website with star reviews, just scroll down and read the 5 star and 1 star reviews. In the review people will state that they omitted ingredients or substituted (or worse both) and then either praise or complain about how the recipe turned out.
None of them followed the recipe! But they were thrilled or frustrated with the results the recipe gave them.
Loved all the tips. Whenever you are new to something, instead of questioning things and making a mess of it, being an observer/imitater/learner pays off big time. Been there, done that. Now ready to relearn that again with this amazing PGA community.
A friend of mine pointed out a decade ago that people never follow directions.
If you go to any recipe website with star reviews, just scroll down and read the 5 star and 1 star reviews. In the review people will state that they omitted ingredients or substituted (or worse both) and then either praise or complain about how the recipe turned out.
None of them followed the recipe! But they were thrilled or frustrated with the results the recipe gave them.
I think about that a lot.
Metaphor for life right there.
Let's get it baby! PGA to multiple six figures -- whatever it takes, Imma make it work
Thank you for the story of what you learned from mentoring 12,000.
This is great. Definitely guilty of overthinking and trying to solve for perfection.
Awesome actionable tips here:
- Stick to the plan
- Make it work
- Don't overthink
I'm going to read this again soon. Thank Cole!
Thank you for pointing out my error.
Loved all the tips. Whenever you are new to something, instead of questioning things and making a mess of it, being an observer/imitater/learner pays off big time. Been there, done that. Now ready to relearn that again with this amazing PGA community.
Making this free was an extremely smart move. As a student in PGA i needed to read this lol