00:00I guess the only follow-up question I would have to just planning your day and just the element of
00:04time and just being able to make adjustments sometimes.
00:09So, for instance, like if you're playing a professional golf tournament and you have a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday where you
00:15plan your entire week, at what point for you when things kind of like your brain is telling you something's
00:20off and you need to go work on something a little bit longer?
00:23Are you somebody that's able to make those adjustments and spend more time or do you feel like – or
00:29is it almost like your brain craves just the ability just to stay on schedule and just doing that and
00:36just accepting where you end up at the end of the week?
00:38Yeah.
00:39That's why I talked about like the rain.
00:42When I have a plan and you get like punched in the face, everybody's got a plan until they get
00:47punched in the face, right?
00:48So, I think it's really important to be flexible and be able to roll the punches.
00:52So, say I'm playing a tournament like Tulsa, yeah, being what, like 23 in the points list, trying to get
01:02my PGA Tour card and I'm thinking to myself, okay, I need to have a perfect week.
01:07Monday's got to be perfect.
01:09Tuesday's got to be perfect.
01:10Wednesday's got to be perfect.
01:12And then I get to Monday and I'm like, I don't know how to hit a golf ball.
01:14Like I'm going to the range.
01:15I'm like, it's going like this.
01:18So, I think to me, I'm like, okay, I had to like 8.30 to 9.30, warm up, 9
01:23to 11, practice in the range.
01:26But I told myself, you know what, I'm going to take a step back, readjust my schedule, and then roll
01:33with what feels comfortable for me.
01:35So, to answer your question, like, yes, I love being in my routine, but you need to be okay with
01:42being uncomfortable.
01:42And that's why The Obstacle is the Way was a good book for me to read.
01:45That's probably the same, man.
01:47Professional golf, like, you just have to eventually just be okay being uncomfortable.
01:52And that's one of the hardest things and probably one of the biggest learning curves that I think a lot
01:56of young professionals have.
02:00Dude, like, thinking back to this year, the amount of times that I was uncomfortable, whether it was the injury
02:06with my foot and being like this ruined my chance at a PGA Tour card, or looking back at my
02:12win and making bogey because I missed a fairway with a six iron and I hit it like 150 yards
02:18offline, snap hook, and then ending up winning the tournament.
02:21Like, in the book, it talks about how these obstacles are what makes you, it's what makes you who you
02:28are.
02:29And if you don't go through these challenges, through these obstacles, you end up not being this version of yourself
02:35that you end up coming to love.
02:36And there's always going to be this version of you.
02:40So, Matthew McConaughey has this speech where he says, you know, who's your hero?
02:45And he answers the question, my hero is me 10 years from now.
02:50And 10 years from now, the guy comes back and goes, oh, are you your hero yet?
02:55And he goes, no, my hero is me five years from now.
02:59And it's just a story of constantly chasing the next version of you and constantly going through these obstacles and
03:06these struggles to get there.
03:08And without them, you never really grow.
03:10So, yeah, I finished 30th on the points list.
03:13I don't have my PGA tour card right now, but I got Q school in about a month.
03:17And I am so pumped and ready to go and going through these changes to hopefully get out on the
03:23other side and achieve that dream of mine of playing on the best tour in the world.
03:27We're always chasing something, right?
03:29Chasing the next version of ourselves.
03:31I've seen that clip so many times.
03:32And maybe it's just the way Matthew McConaughey delivers things.
03:35You're just like, man.
03:36Yeah.
03:37Yeah.
03:37I'm chasing myself.
03:38He can say anything.
03:39He can say anything.
03:39And I'd be like, I'm in.
03:41I'm in.
03:41I'm in.
