- Prelude
- Everybody has reoccurring questions in their lives and their games. What are the answers? Is it
technique, is it presence, are other forces working there? These questions are usually inspired from within,
they point to the patterns in life that steer the course of our lives, and they influence the aspects of life that
lead to being productive and happy. Finding our way in life, staying the course of productivity and attaining
happiness can be facilitated by a process of self-observation. This means noticing your behavior patterns in
preparation, action, and response, and recognizing which patterns serve your innate sense to be
productive. It also involves recognizing which patterns are counter productive and requires a choice of
recommitting to the productive way.
The answers can be found by awakening your genuine nature. Most non-productive behavior is born
from being conditioned to act contrary to your genuine self. Your genuine self would never willingly choose
to be non-productive. Your genuine self believes in your dreams, your potential, and the true possibilities
that life has to offer.
The process starts with being true to yourself, is grounded in an open mind-set, is facilitated by
awareness, and is achieved through unconditional commitment. This means your thoughts, attitudes,
actions, behavior must be genuine. Indeed your whole way of conducting yourself must be genuine.
Expressing this genuine posture requires you to free your mind from its conditioned state. This will give you
the freedom to express yourself in a responsive manner that reflects your true nature.
There exists an original “you,” an authentic “you,” that is dying to be reborn and express itself openly,
freely, and genuinely. You simply need to reacquaint yourself with “YOURSELF.” You expressed it as a
child, you became conditioned to hide it, and you can re-awaken yourself to express it again.
How do we reacquaint ourselves with the youthful attitude of being genuine? The first step is to make
the choice. Recognize that it is necessary if you want to be happy and productive. Create an unwavering
desire to be yourself, as your true self. Commit to being the person you were born to be, and let loose this
masked identity you’ve come to call yourself, the grown-up self.
People often believe that maturing or growing up means giving up your genuine attitude. I believe
maturing is growing wiser without ever giving up your genuine disposition. However, since it’s likely you have
acquired a mask of social acceptance, you may need to recommit to your genuine nature by planting the
seeds of choice to be yourself. Plant the seeds through choice, nurture them thru daily reminders, express
them in your actions, reaffirm them in your responses, and watch them grow as you stay committed to the
process. Your genuine self will shine thru, and you will enjoy the fruits of genuine growth. You simply need
to make the choice to see it that way, and reinvent yourself in the moment. Every moment of life provides you
an opportunity to reinvent yourself. You simply need to make the choice to imagine another version of how
you want to be. Then commit to acting it out.
A truly believable actor is the role he is playing. Actors absorb themselves into the role, and act the part
so committedly that they truly are the role they are playing. They are so the part that they convince
everyone else that they are the part. Thus, they are the person they have invented themselves to be in the
moment. Next week they’ll be someone else while acting out a new role. You can be someone else too.
The process of reinventing yourself will be cyclical. You imagine, react, redefine, re-imagine, react,
rediscover, and continue the process until you’ve found a way to be at peace with your present reality.
Whether actress or individual who desires to reinvent herself, she needs to absorb herself into the role and
act the part. You need to create the image in the likeness of your original self and commit to being that
person instead of the one society wants you to be. Make your way of acting it out so convincing that
everyone in your presence knows you are not acting. They know you are being yourself. When your
choices, your commitments, your actions, and responses are so convincing that you believe it at the deepest
levels of your being, then you will truly be that person, your genuine self.
Answering life’s questions also involves the way you perceive your future. How do you imagine your
future? Will it look different than your present reality? What needs to happen so that your present reality
will be transformed to your ideal state of being alive? Inside we all know there is a better life for us. Inside
we all know we are better golfers. In many ways we even know what we need to do, but we do not commit to
the needs. For example, everyone knows it is beneficial to eat healthy and exercise. We all know we would
live longer healthier lives if we did, and it is not so hard to live more healthy lives.
Most people simply choose not to live a more healthy life. They choose not to because it is easier to
keep doing what they are doing then it is to change. So we make excuses for our choices. We say it’s too
hard or we don’t have the time for it. Similarly all golfers know they need to swing relaxed and smooth. But,
how many golfers actually practice swinging relaxed and smooth? What exercises are available to them? All
golfers know as well that they need good timing, but do they find a way of practicing good timing? Usually
not. Golfers also come to realize that golf is a game of focus. Yet, they commit more time trying to find out
how to get more power in their swings than they do learning good focus habits.
Most golfers would improve dramatically if they spent more time finding their rhythm, their timing, and their
focus. However, most golfers choose to believe that their technique is more important. They commit to the
belief so strongly that they believe it is real. They begin to make excuses about their game so that they can
continue buying into the story. Sure the story sounds good. It may even be a great story. However, in the
end it is just a story that they’ve bought into. Stop buying into it, and start focusing on what really matters.
Accepting the story requires a filtering process. Filtering happens in the reception area of your mind.
Already accepted beliefs set up the parameters for how you view life and the thoughts that continue to enter
the mind’s reception area. The manner in which you are willing to accept and filter the incoming thoughts,
ideas, or images will determine how productive and genuine you are in your actions. Confine your filters to a
narrow vision of life and you restrict your options. Open the filters to a world of infinite possibilities and your
way of being will continually provide opportunity.
Filtering is a tricky process because the filters can obscure reality and narrow the opportunities presented
to us. When the filters obscure the reality of the situation, all you see is the perceived reality, the filtered
reality. Chances are you won’t realize that your perceptions are simply your version of reality.
If you choose a filter that leads you to see life’s happenings in either a positive or negative way, then the
filter is the positive or negative influence, not your life. Life simply is what it is, but our filters make life seem
positive some times, negative some times, and indifferent other times.
If your filtering process persists, realize that the manner in which you accept the filtering process is a
choice. You can choose to discard filtered perceptions that prove to be non-productive, and you can
choose to stay committed to the more productive perceptions. In either case, monitoring these filtered
perceptions can be tricky. It is easy to buy into the filtered perceptions, and you can believe in the
perceptions so much that they become your reality, a reality that seems to be inescapable.
You can shield yourself from such experiences by committing to the vision of being genuine in your
conduct, and you can become more productive by committing to the vision that you are a winner. Act like a
champion, no matter how you feel, and you will be a champion. You can imagine how you would act if you
were the master of your intentions, then act in that manner. Better yet, strive to be open and aware,
because awareness results in open understanding that illuminates life’s true posture. This type of
commitment will certainly reduce the limitations you impose upon yourself through non-productive filtering. It
will also guide you a step closer to expressing your genuine way of being.
It may also be of value to remember the youthful attitude you had before you grew-up. Do you remember
the curiosity of your childhood, do you remember having the urge to discover new ways of expressing
yourself? When did you stop seeing yourself as a venturer, a discoverer? When did you start acting like an
adult with a prescribed station in life? When did you start believing that maturity consisted of giving up your
genuine nature? When did you start buying into the belief that you know everything?
Maybe it’s time to realize that you can mature without growing up. You can become an adult without
giving up your youthful curiosity. You can be responsible while maintaining a youthful perspective of life.
Maybe it’s time to entertain the possibility of cutting loose the image of being an adult, of being grown up, of
being in control, and of knowing all the answers.
Why not consider the perspective that life has so much more to offer, that there are unlimited lessons to
learn in life? Why not re-invent yourself in the image of your genuine nature? Why not continue to use the
divine gift of authentic living bestowed upon you at birth? A simple fact of life is the one person you need to
live with is yourself. So, you’d better conduct yourself in the image of someone you can be at peace with.
You’d best act like someone you’d like to spend the rest of your life with. For you’ll never be able to free
yourself from yourself. And I believe the best way of being this person is by living authentically, by being
your genuine self.
- Chapter One: Thought Magnets
- Thoughts are like magnets, the stronger the magnet, the greater the attraction. The strength of your thoughts
are dependent upon how much conviction you back them up with. Thus, a passing or fleeting thought does not
carry with it much attraction. However, a reoccurring thought receives so much attention that it gathers greater
conviction each time it revisits your consciousness. The result? It attracts what it entertains. Therefore, if your
habitual thoughts entertain positive story-lines, you attract more positive influences into your life. If your habitual
thoughts entertain more negative story-lines, you attract more negative influences into your life.
We all know it is better for us to spend most of our time looking at the positive side of our present situation.
We all know we can do it, but we choose to accept all kinds of excuses for thinking negatively too often. We
blame our struggles on the world, society, our parents, and the environment. We accept the absurd as a valid
excuse. No matter how bad our present environmental situation, no matter how bad our present relationship with
family, friends, co-workers, and acquaintances, we can always choose to give more attention to the positive side
of the situation. We can always accept responsibility for influencing the situation in a positive manner. You never
know, your positive influences may make the situation better. Where as, it is certain that a negative attitude won’t
help. So, you can choose to look at the positive side of your situation, or you can choose to believe that, “the
grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.” It’s your choice.
Let’s get back to those passing thoughts for a second. Although passing thoughts may not create much
attraction, they can be disruptive to performance. Passing thoughts can create untimely distractions when your
concern is focusing your attention on a given task. Therefore, fleeting thoughts may not attract the positive and
negative influences in your life, but they do influence the quality of your performance. So, you do need to notice
when fleeting thoughts pop in. And the best response to the fleeting thoughts is to simply wait them out. Be still
and let them go by as swiftly as they popped in. Then reframe your focus so you can get back to the chosen
game plan.
The saying, “Beware of what you wish for” can also be interpreted, “Beware of what you habitually think!”
Unlike what you simply wish for, your reoccurring thoughts create a force of attraction. This is not unlike how
some dream analysts believe that reoccurring dreams have more meaning than one time passing dreams. Some
believe reoccurring dreams are born from deep seeded beliefs, and that these beliefs are creating imbalance in
your life. The reoccurring dreams are therefore a way for your subconscious mind to release the inner tension
being created by the friction of conflicting beliefs.
Your wishes often entertain concepts that you believe have little possibility, whereas your habitual thoughts
pertain to your real world situations. This places them in the realm of true possibility. Of course your perception
of the real world situation may not be as open and real as it could be, but because they entertain what you
believe to be your true situation, they fall into the realm of what you believe to be real. And this gives them a
much stronger sense of conviction. With such conviction, your resulting actions, reactions, attitudes, and
behaviors carry with them a strong sense of attraction. Like modes of being are attracted to each other. You
know, “Misery loves company,” and “The quarterback always ends up with the prom queen.”
I wonder, what are your strongest convictions? Do they back up productive intentions, or do they give into non-
productive tendencies? This brings me to the question, “What are your intentions, your true intentions?” People
often say, I intended to do it. What they really meant was, I thought about doing the right thing, or I wanted to do
the right thing, or I was trying to do the right thing. None of these carry with them the true intention of carrying out
the task. Intending to do something goes beyond wishing, wanting, or even trying to do something. If you truly
intend to do something, then you continue to back it up with conviction, you apply it through attentive awareness,
and you continue the intent with a responsive assessment and recommitment. Just because you didn’t get it done
the first time doesn’t mean you didn’t intend to do it. But if you give up on it before giving it your all, then you didn’
t truly intend to get it done.
So, for your intentions to be true, you must display the fortitude to complete the intent. For your intentions to
be true, you must apply the conviction necessary for the intended actions to become your present reality. For
your intentions to be true, there can be no doubts as to the intended plan of action. For your intentions to be
true, you must believe that the chosen course of action is within your present skill level, and you must believe it is
the best course of action for you, right now.
On the golf course, the chosen shot must feel like the shot you are most ready to play. If your choice fits your
skills, the course situation, and the feel of the moment, then you are much more likely to truly intend the action,
instead of just wish for it. For example, “The intended line of flight is only the intended line of flight if you are
focusing on following-through down the line to your target.”
Thinking of the desired results will not create the proper causes. As a matter of fact, thinking of the results
often triggers a chain reaction of thoughts that distracts your attention away from the necessary focus. Thinking
of the results invites doubt, anxiety, and self-interference into your present disposition. Once again, thinking of
the results invites your attention away from what must be done to complete the job. To complete the job you need
a performance-oriented action plan that uses a process-oriented focus. Lastly, this action plan must organize the
causes that will bring about the desired results
The causes are the actual skills, actions, images, attitudes, behavior, reactions, and thoughts that keep you
on track with achieving your goals. The causes are the influences that keep you process-oriented. The causes
are the beliefs that instill the necessary confidence. The causes are all the factors that add up to the result of
accomplishing the desired effect – the goal. And if you want to accomplish the desired effect, then you need to
know the true causes. Therefore, you must direct your thoughts toward the causes instead of the results.
I believe most people know the results they would like to experience in life. The desired results are usually
obvious. We want to make more money, we want to have more time to spend with our families, we want to be able
to travel, we want nicer things, we want quality friendships, and we want to be better at what we do whether it be
golf, work, or relationships. The trouble is, most people wish for these things, but never create a realistic action
plan that has a real possibility of creating the results.
If you do not have an action plan that has real possibility, then your wishes are just wishes. They never stop
being wishes, so you keep fantasizing about them, “Yeah, someday I’ll be living the life.” But, if you never get
started on a viable action plan, then you never take a step in the direction of achieving your goals. Eventually
negative self-talk sets in, you begin to have doubts, and you develop the attitude that it will never happen.
Talking to your fears and doubts fuels them. The more you keep them in your present state of mind, the more
conviction they gather, and the more they distract you from the process of executing a viable action plan. So, if
you want to attract the desired results into your life, then start magnetizing them through a process of thoughts
that continually entertain the proper causes. Remember, your thoughts are like magnets, focus them on the
causes and the effect will be the attraction of the desired results.
- Chapter Three: Planting The Seeds
- So, I play my best golf when I am asking the right questions. But, how do I stay on top of asking the right
questions? I can’t help my negative reactions. I can’t stop my bad attitude from popping in every now and
then. Of course, you’ll get off track every now and then. We all do. This doesn’t make you a bad person, or
a bad golfer. There is no reason to feel guilty about wandering off course. Once you notice your mind-set
wandering, recommit by re-imagining how you want to live your life. Be proud of your ability to have fortitude.
Be proud of your choice to forge through trying times. Be proud of your commitment to reinventing yourself
once you noticed you’ve wandered off track.
To stay the course as efficiently as possible, you need to have a very clear image of what you want. You
need to be determined to maintain the vision, and you need to be committed to keep your thoughts on track
with your goals. You do this by cultivating your mind-set with nurturing thoughts.
Remember, the habitual thoughts you continually feed your mind are the diet of your mind-set. If you
constantly feed your mind negativity, your mind-set will become negative. If you feed your mind a healthy diet
of positive images, then you will become more positive. And with a more positive mind-set established, you’ll
be more likely to ask the right questions, at the right time.
You can also think of it this way. Your mind-set is a garden of vision and opportunity. If you plant the right
seeds, and nurture them with the right nutrients, then you will reap a bountiful harvest. However, it often takes
longer than we think it should for the effects of positive thinking to manifest in our daily lives. Too many
lingering thoughts and questions interfere with the process. It’s like planting seeds in rock filled soil. The
rocks will stop many of the seeds from growing.
The soil of your mind must be clear of all the negative influences and must be full of positive nutrients. The
more fertile the soil, the more accepting the soil is of the seeds being sown, and the better the chance for the
seeds to grow. Of course, once the soil is fertile, you can allow bad seeds to blow in with the wind and infest
the garden. When these bad seeds blow in and begin to sprout, you weed them out and get back to nurturing
the good ones. It’s our choice to attend to our minds’ garden with a green thumb. We can make the choice to
cultivate fertile soil, sow good seeds, and consciously nurture them while being attentive of weeding out the
bad sprouts as they pop up unexpectedly. If we do so, we will reap the benefits of a bountiful vision.
Phil Mickelson does nightly imagery practice to keep his mind-set fertile. He imagines making perfect
swings, playing perfect shots, he sees all his putts going in. I love this practice. I call it exercising the mind’s
eye, and I used it regularly to cultivate my mind-set while I was playing competitively. The more clearly I could
imagine exactly how I would play my rounds, the more I felt like I had already done it when I got to the course
the next day. As I played, I was able to ask the right questions, and stay true to my game plan. When I
executed poorly, I was able to get back to my game plan, because all I had to do was get back to the way I
imagined playing the next hole the night before. I could drop all the negative reactions and think in the
moment to reinvent my self in such a way to commit to the game plan I had already imagined myself
executing. It felt great to drop my negativity and reconnect to the image of how I knew I could play.
So, nurturing your mind-set is much like tending to the garden. You want to keep your mind-set fertile by
keeping it positive, then you want to plant thought seeds that sprout the vision of how you will reach your
goals. Finally, you cultivate the vision while weeding out the negative thoughts as they pop-up. Remember, it’
s your choice, you can tend to the crop with the perspective of nurturing the vision, or you can let bad seeds
set in and work their destruction.
- Chapter Five: Filters, Intentions, & Dreams
- If you want to know how you filter life’s happenings, simply take a good look at your present life. The existing
patterns let you know how you filter your life experiences. As I wrote earlier, “If you believe you must pay your
dues, then you will continue to pay your dues.” If you paint a picture of how you see your life, it will reflect your
true beliefs about life. This is because your beliefs determine how much conviction you give your intentions, and
your true intentions are the catalyst of your actions. In turn, the way you act, behave, and conduct your daily
activities attract their likeness into your life. For example, if you play the victim you will become the victim. If you
act as if your life is a tragedy, it will become a tragedy. If you believe you are a winner and act like a winner, then
you’ll be a winner.
The nature of life is that it is designed to provide us with the tools we need to experience our true intentions.
Thus, our true intentions become our experiences. The key is to understand what your true intentions are, how
you make them, and how you give them conviction.
Life does provide us the tools we need to reach our dreams. However, we must use the tools to achieve our
goals. You can have a garage full of tools and never use them. If you don’t use them, you’ll never build
anything. We must use them to keep them in good working order, and we must take care of them so that they
continue to work their magic for us. If we neglect the tools that life provides us, if we choose not to use them, then
we will find it hard to be productive in life.
The main tools that life provides us are awareness, attention, deduction, logic, commitment, integrity, honor,
consciousness through perceptions, and our belief system. Your perceptions and your accepted beliefs need to
be attended to very carefully, because they will influence how you use the rest of your tools. Your beliefs help
create the filters that influence how you perceive the world. Therefore, your perceptions can filter the information
that comes to you through awareness. Your perceptions can also distract your attention from your present
concerns. Your perceptions can help justify your deductions, weaken or strengthen your commitments, and
corrupt or support your level of integrity. Your perceptions can also help you clarify the information presented to
you through awareness, they can clarify what you need to attend to while getting the job done, they can
streamline your decisions making process, and they can solidify your commitments giving them more conviction.
So, once again, if you don’t like the way life is playing out, change your beliefs about life. Imagine how you
want to be, imagine what makes you happy, imagine how you would act if you were free to write your own script in
life. Let go of the old story about how life is unfair, and about how people don’t care. Commit to being the type of
person you want to be. Not in a result-oriented manner, but in the way you conduct yourself. Imagine how you
must think, how you must act, and how you must respond to life’s situation so you will be the type of person you
want to be. Take responsibility for committing to these ongoing perceptions of life. Let your perceptions plant the
seeds of attraction, and let the world manifest the results you desire.
Remember, life always does you the favor of letting you know your true intentions. So does your golf. If life is
a reflection of your true intentions, you must change your intentions by changing your beliefs. Then your
attitudes and actions will change. When your attitudes and actions change, your life will change.
If you intend to be doubtful, nervous, and anxious your game will let you know through misguided actions. If
you intend to be decisive, calm, and patient, then your game will reward you with good play. “But, I’d never intend
to be doubtful, nervous, and anxious” people say. “Of course I want to be decisive, calm, and patient.” Your
intentions are not what you want. Your intentions are the tendencies that lead you to either ask the right
questions or the wrong questions. If you are inclined to ask the wrong questions on a regular basis, then your
true intentions are not aligned with your desires. Are your true intentions the ones that set the desired
experiences in motion, or do your true intentions carry with them hidden baggage that will detour your path to the
desired experiences?
Beware of your true intentions, they are the seeds of your experience. Be clear about what your true
intentions are. Learn to weed out hidden intentions that inspire half-hearted efforts. Clarify your intentions so
that there are no remaining inclinations that will undermine your desire to achieve your dreams. Cleanse your
thought process of the beliefs that keep slowing you down. “I don’t have time to do it, I’m too busy, and it’s too
hard to change” are bad excuses. Wake up, snap back to reality. You are the only one who can make life
productive.
If you have a hard time cleansing your perceptions of unwanted beliefs, you can try this exercise. I call it
“Waking up.” As you awake in bed, lay still for a few minutes and focus on a relaxed pattern of breathing. This
will help you quiet your mind and prepare it to view the world openly. Once your mind is clear, recall the bright full
expression of life you had as a baby. Recall your original spirit. If you don’t remember it, then imagine the look in
the eyes of a cheerful baby. Babies and infants express their authentic spirit freely, and you can see it in the look
of their eyes. Breathe in the sense of original life with each incoming breath, and exhale any pretenses with each
out going breath. Keep breathing this sense of life in and exhaling any pretenses out. Feel the life force fill your
body. Recall this full sense of life as being your birth rite. With continued practice you’ll rediscover your genuine
nature. All pure intentions come from this state of being.
As you breathe the life force into your body, you are isolating your true essence, and your true essence is the
cornerstone of your authentic disposition, the disposition bestowed upon you at birth. Once you have
rediscovered this authentic disposition, you are ready to plant the seeds of intention that will bring forth the
realization of your goals. Imagine your future, place it in the cradle of your authentic disposition. Let your
disposition nurture your desires. Commit to this process until you are truly disposed to live your dreams. Then
set new goals and reconnect to the process with the new goals in mind.
Each day you can insert new intentions for the day and for your life. Tell your original self how you intend to
be today. Ask your original self to be there with you as you go through the day. Ask your original self to give you
guidance as you go through the day. Then, be willing to listen for the guidance. Remember, the guidance may
come in the form of gut feelings, intuitions, or simple senses.
This exercise can be used as the foundation of your dream building process. By using your breath to cleanse
your perceptions and connect you to your original self, you are creating an excellent platform for experiencing
your dreams. Additionally, by planting the seeds of productive intentions and nurturing them through your life
force, you will change your perceptions and your attitudes to align them with your dreams.
As you insert your intentions into your authentic disposition, take a true interest in them. Have true conviction
with these intentions. You need to believe in them, otherwise they will not manifest themselves in your life.
Accept the intentions as being your own, your true desires, your desired intentions. Remember, your true
intentions are the cornerstones that create the foundation upon which you build your dreams. So, be very careful
to align your intentions in such a way that they have the real possibility of guiding you to your dreams.
The seeds of intention you plant must provide a real possibility in your life. Having real possibility is the key,
because dreams can only be lived if they are actually possible. Feeling the dream’s true possibility is a
necessity. Giving the dream a chance by committing to the initial steps that lay the foundation for the dream’s
success is also a necessity. Furthermore, dreams that inspire you to act, to feel, to desire, to yearn for the
substance of life will bring real possibility into your life. Dreams that have no real possibility of coming true are not
dreams at all; they are merely fantasy. Everyone knows, at some basic level, the difference between fantasizing
and real dreams. For example, dreaming of being a scratch golfer with no intent to practice, study, or commit to
the games fundamental needs is not dreaming at all, it is pure fantasy, and fantasies have no real possibility.
They are beyond this life’s reality.
Dreams are the product of our genuine self, and they show us what is possible for us if we are diligent,
attentive, inspired, committed, willing, and persistent. Thus, dreams can come true, while fantasies are always
beyond this life’s real boundaries.
So, if you dream of being a good golfer, then you need to intend to develop the fundamentals, you need to
truly intend to practice, learn, internalize, and apply the necessary golfing skills. Otherwise you will never
experience your dreams. So, be specific with your intentions, and be ready to stay committed.
Your intentions should reflect the way you want to conduct yourself in the world. They should be concerned
with your attitudes, the way you perceive life, and the way you need to act so that your successes lead you to
your dreams. And this means you need to be very good at exercising the tools related to your powers of
intention.
To exercise your tools of intention, reflect upon what types of actions, conduct, preparations, reactions,
beliefs, and thoughts will make you a more productive and happy person. Intend to be that way, and a wealth of
results will show up in your life. Intend to be patient, attentive, and responsible in your reactions to life’s ongoing
events, and you will attract the influences you need in your life to experience your dreams. Create intentions that
continually build on each other, reinforcing your life’s foundation and developing a ladder of experiences that
continually build toward your dreams. Work on implementing a ”planting your true intentions” process into your
daily routine and you will begin to see your dreams manifest themselves in your life. Plant the image of your
dreams in the presence of your authentic disposition, and continually nurture them. Never give up, never betray
them, always be vigilant, and your dreams will find a way into your reality. In the end, it’s the level of your
commitment that will determine the level of performance in your golf game and the level of dream realization in
your life.
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