“Definitely feeling better, lot of realization. Not easy to stop habits that have been going on for a while. One thing that really resonated with men it the Emotional Spectrum. Where there’s a lot of shame that comes with confidence. There’s a lot of doubt that comes with being joyful. But knowing that who I am is who I am and these emotions are just vibrations and they do not have to control me. That it’s a thought of hopefulness or something a little more positive that will train my mind either we Succeed or learn, get better from it and try again, because this is golf and life. Shying away from these experiences are just a way to avoid emotions like shame and doubt. When I was in these tournaments, like I really want to play well, and so, I put my mind to work, trying really hard on every shot to get things ‘perfect.’ Once I guess, posted a good number’ In my mind I its like ok, it’s working, this working so I am going to keep doing it, I am going to keep doing what I think is the ‘perfect thing to do before I hit a golf shot. However, once a couple bad things happen maybe missed putts, or bad tee shots, I go, Why isn’t it working, then I double down, and unless I hit every shot ‘perfect’ it was always going to be this cycle of confusion, and doubt until eventually I got defeated, “it can’t work.” This loop doesn’t serve me. But the good part is that, now I know it doesn’t serve me and I can now pursue a better mindset on and off the golf course. A mindset that lets me have fun, play freely, live freely, and at the end of the day the number on my score card is a reflection of what I did well and things I can improve on. Felt good to write that down Davis Sayman”