
A simple question from a golf course staffer made me pause. Was he inviting us to complain, or was he asking the wrong question entirely?
A simple question from a golf course staffer made me pause. Was he inviting us to complain, or was he asking the wrong question entirely?
Some of the greatest streaks in history started on an ordinary day. What if today was your day to begin something remarkable? A small action, done consistently, could lead to something legendary. The question is… what are you going to start?
She wasn’t just Nebraska Nice—she defined it. A tribute to a kind soul, a quiet leader, and the power of showing up with a smile.
The Terminator was powered by AI. This blog? Still powered by me. In a world full of machines, authenticity still matters. Here’s how I use technology to enhance the message — not replace the messenger.
Beginner’s luck might get you started… but consistency is what keeps you going. Blog #1,300 is up now: Just Keep Showing Up.
Sometimes success isn’t about reinventing the wheel — it’s about keeping it simple, steady, and strong. This week’s Carp’s Corner reminds us that in a world chasing complexity, the basics still win. That’s a fact, Jack.
This week’s Monday Morning Match goes back to school—literally. It turns out, everything I needed to know about life, work, and relationships… I learned before I even lost my first tooth.
Rory finally did it. After a decade-long wait, he completed golf’s elusive Career Grand Slam. What could your version of that milestone look like? This week’s Monday Morning Match explores how small, focused wins can lead to legendary success, whethe...
You don’t have to be the star of the show or the smartest person in the room. Sometimes, the most powerful place to be… is right in the middle. This week’s Monday Morning Match is all about the value of being a connector.
It’s an old axiom in golf that you must play it “one shot at a time.” If you have a bad hole, you take a deep breath and let it go. Worrying about it won’t change what happened, but it can affect your next shot.