It was much awaited
news and a pleasant one to hear. All along I have been looking forward to the
day this lad will reclaim his position as the no1 golfer in the world. The scandals
surrounding him was as if he was the most sinful being on earth, whereas
majority of the staff and management of his corporate sponsors are worst than
him. On his own part he decided to let the whole world knows about what he did
wrong and accepted the blames the majority lashed on him. However, he never gave
up on the sport he loves passionately. He carried on like a snail slowly moving
to a destination and not minding its locomotory rate but the targeted destination.
As human beings we sometimes
encounter certain situations that are either beyond our capabilities or we
cannot fathom what the situations all about or how to resolve them. But with
the spirit of determination and being focus we can overcome many of these life
situations. Tiger’s mind was made up about not giving up on golf and about
life, though he lost several competitions within these periods of trying to get
out of the “Woods” but he finally made it to his destination of no1 golfer.
According to an
online newspaper, it describes the period he was trying to regain his skills
and the belief in himself as:
He has droned on so
about reworking his game and recovering from injuries that it was easy to tune
out the talk about his process. “You’ve got to be able to do it at home first,
that’s where it all starts,” he said. “Then it feeds into coming out here and
doing it on Thursday, Friday and maybe a Saturday afternoon and then ultimately
down the stretch on Sunday.
“Then, you’ve got
to do it at a major championship. That process has been evolving and you can
see the steppingstones. You can see it throughout my career when I’ve made
changes . . . the incremental progress that I’ve made. Then eventually I get to
a point where I start winning golf tournaments.”
His victory on Monday
in the Arnold Palmer Invitational brought Tiger Woods back to no1 spot after 29
months of dryness and been grounded on a spot. The win on Monday was his 3rd
victory this year.
Big Questions:
Do you give up
easily regarding your dream?
For how long can
you withstand the odds in your quest to make your dream a reality?
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