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A true testament to trusting the process, not shying away from adversity and hard work, and a concentrated commitment to working on your passion and craft. Dream-Plan-Prepare-Work-Execute-Achieve #career #careerreadiness #keepthefaith #keepworking #highered #success #lifetips

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What do Aggieland, hockey and engineering have in common? They are all passions of one dedicated Aggie, Glenn Hart ’78! There are not many people who get to marry their passions with their careers, but Hart is one of the lucky ones! An Aggie and hockey enthusiast from a young age, he has found ways in adulthood to keep the things he loves most in life close! Check out the story to see where Hart's passions and work life join! https://bit.ly/3SrpA1c

Last night, I finished the book “The Boys in the Boat“. The book is about how a group of young men, from the University of Washington, overcame tremendous odds, to go on to win the 1936 US Olympics in Berlin. What resonated with me, is the importance of finding & capitalizing on the strengths and opportunities with your crew in Your boat. When this is done “ you will feel the power at work… that is far beyond anything… ever imagined.” It was the diversity of the team, and how they capitalized on their diversity, that brought them to represent the US in the Olympics. The book describes “great crews are carefully balanced blends of people, where each teammate must adjust to the needs, and capabilities of others, in order to optimize the overall benefit of the boat. Capitalizing on a crew’s diversity is perhaps more important when it comes to the characters of each crew person. Good crews are good blends of personalities, someone to lead the charge, someone to hold something in reserve, someone to pick a fight and someone to make peace, someone to think things through, someone to charge ahead, without thinking, and individuals must recognize their place in the fabric of the crew, accept it, and accept the others as they are.” The book left me thinking about how am I capitalizing on the strengths and opportunities with the crew in my boat? It’s a great thought to start the new year!

It's Celtics Time!!!! Living in Boston for 37 years (but who's counting), and drinking the water that the magic elves treat at night with the color green, I am truly celebrating this championship. It has made me ask the question, "How did they do it? Why didn't they buckle under pressure? And what can we learn?" My answers are in this piece below. https://lnkd.in/eCQtiWjr

"Can you feel it? It's that time of the year. A new chapter is about to be written. And things are starting to change. Jerseys get traded in for jackets. Download become upgrades. And fans feel like patrons. The past and the future play out right in front of us. And the whole world starts seeing green. Because April...is right around the corner. And spring is in the air. This isn't just golf. This is The Masters." I love this brand video for The Masters. At a time when the pro golf landscape is highly fractured and most tournaments are indistinguishable from the one the week before, the Majors have become even more elevated, and the Masters kicks this off every year. They are really leaning in to that this year, positioning the tournament as something that sits above the sport itself: more of a cultural moment that marks the arrival of spring and the REAL start of the golf season. I love how they manage to weave together the history of the event with innovation (the Masters app is widely hailed as the best in all of sport), along with recognition of different types of fan and different ways of watching. Basically the message is "Even if you don't usually watch golf, this event is different, and it's for you." There are many parallels with Wimbledon here, and I can't think of too many other sporting events that have a clearer brand positioning, and do a better job of reinforcing (and evolving) that year after year. #TheMasters #sportsmarketing #positioning

When I started my fellowship at the Wisconsin PGA, I did not realize how much of a rewarding experience it would be. I have had the opportunity to be fully immersed in a Section's Operations and have learned so much from this experience. As a fellow, I have had the pleasure of writing an article for pga.com! Check out the latest feature and my published work, "' There is a Space For Us in This Industry': A First-Person Perspective on the Power of PGA WORKS"!

Golf lessons aren't just about perfecting swings; they're about shaping the character and judgment of the next generation. Through our programs at First Tee - Colorado Rocky Mountains, young athletes learn the importance of decision-making, responsibility, and perseverance, laying the groundwork for a bright future. Discover how golf lessons are molding future generations: https://lnkd.in/gCsMAq6M

🏌️♂️💼 Ever wondered what happens when golf meets politics? Dive into the behind-the-scenes action at National Golf Day 2024! Which golf-related issue would you lobby for? Share your thoughts below! ⛳️✨ https://lnkd.in/eadzvfrm #GolfIndustry #CapitolHill #GolfNews