Take a Free Lesson on Success From Tiger Woods

Tiger & Mentorsthat was just missed. If you pay attention to his
It is no secret that Tiger's focus, drive and work ethicresponse you will always find his focus to be on the
are superior by anyone's standards. He continues tothings he did correctly. He will intentionally downplay
break records and be at the top of his game despiteany mistakes he made.
his injuries. Every young athlete aspires to be just likeThis is a quality common to all successful people.
him. As you know, I am a huge believer of havingRuminating on mistake is simply unproductive and a
quality mentor at any stage of life. I remember when Ipoor use of your time. Mistakes are a necessary part
was a child, my sports mentor was Cal Ripken, Jr. Theof the learning process in life. Psychological studies
two shares many common characteristics. Afterhave been done which show the only difference
breaking many records himself, he currently runs thebetween people who think they are lucky and those
Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation. An organization that bringswho feel unlucky, is that lucky people seem to
the joys of baseball to children with no access to theremember the wins more often.
game, and educates them about the dangers ofApplication
tobacco use.Focus your memory on the positive achievements and
The Free Lessonsuccesses in your life. Do not forget mistakes, rather
Now don't get me wrong, Tiger is not perfect either.learn from them and move on. The next time you find
He gets upset when he makes a mistake and youyourself dwelling on what you consider to be a
may even see him throw a club or two. The freeweakness, take a step back and look at the big
lesson I am referring to always occur after the gamepicture. Take a lesson from Tiger and focus on the 70
is over. In the post-game interview the newscaster willgood swings instead of the 1 bad shot.
always ask about a shot that wasn't perfect or a putt