In this episode, Karl Morris invites Howard, a seasoned radio host, comedian, and avid golfer, to discuss the intricacies of the mental side of golf. Are you going to take ACTION and become a Certified Mind Factor coach? Join us for a wonderful three days in Manchester in November Get in touch at https://themindfactor.net/the-certification-course/ Howard shares insights from his multifaceted career, his experiences in various golf competitions, and how he transformed his approach to the game from one of frustration to enjoyment. The conversation delves into the parallels between performance in comedy and golf, the importance of being present, and the journey of separating self-worth from performance outcomes. Howard also highlights key influences like Dr. Raymond Pryor and Fred Shoemaker on his mental game and offers listeners practical advice on embracing the challenges of golf with a positive attitude. 00:00 Introduction and Warm Welcome 01:00 Howard's Diverse Career Journey 03:51 The Mental Side of Golf 05:43 Personal Growth and Golf Epiphanies 12:06 Stand-Up Comedy and Golf Parallels 17:13 The Importance of Presence in Performance 24:21 A Tough Day at the Qualifier 24:48 Embracing Positivity and Encouragement 25:29 A Heartfelt Email and Personal Growth 26:11 Reflecting on the Journey and Achievements 26:39 The Paradox of Selflessness in Golf 27:13 Learning from Mentors and Personal Evolution 28:30 Finding Joy Beyond Scores 30:15 The Art of Practicing Golf 32:02 Facing Fears and Embracing Challenges 32:56 Overcoming Self-Loathing in Golf 34:04 The Importance of Enjoying the Game 35:48 Tinkering with Technique and Equipment 38:27 The Philosophy of Golf and Life 43:56 Final Thoughts and Takeaways Are you going to take ACTION and become a Certified Mind Factor coach? Join us for a wonderful three days in Manchester in November Get in touch at https://themindfactor.net/the-certification-course/

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