June
14, 2012
Hello!
Reflections
from the golf course: Understand, I am
not a good golfer. I don’t want to give
the impression that I have mastered anything related to golf. You may wonder what I like about the game. I’ve wondered that many times myself! Something I have noticed through my many swings,
walks in the rough and on the fairways, is that many of the things I try to
focus on, put into practice on the golf course are metaphors for other aspects
of life. Since I am hoping to spend
time on the golf course this summer, this is an opportunity to share some of
these insights.
Take for example, the issue of finding the
balance of ease and tension to hit a good shot.
Trying too hard translates into a too tight grip, body tension – doesn’t
work; being too relaxed – translates into mushy wrists, no follow-through –
doesn’t work. Somewhere in between is
that sweet spot of relaxed, firm, poised, strength.
Where
do you notice this kind of balance in your life? At work?
Following through with tasks you’ve taken on? What is the sweet spot between pushing too
hard and being a push over? What does
that feel like? When does it feel easy,
natural – and work?
Swing
away,
Judy
And,
if something you want is greater clarity and support on this journey – I can
help with that.
Contact me to find out how. mailto:judy@mynextstagecoach.com?subject=let's%20talk
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