When I was introduced to the game of golf at a young age, something about it spoke to me. But it seemed I was always playing catch-up to the best players.

As I left college to enter the ‘real world’, I stopped playing. I started a career path I thought I was supposed to take. Fifteen years later I needed a change. I resigned to create space for a new way.

Soon after, I played Pebble Beach on an early Monday morning. It was a reawakening, a remembering of what I loved about the game. From that day on, golf became a conduit to explore life’s endless possibilities.  

The more I played, the more I uncovered about myself. The more I discovered the inner lessons, the better player I became.

I share these teachings with you so that they may spark the same opportunities in your own journey.