Let's stop chasing the illusion of optimized habits and start cultivating a life that resonates with our souls.

You do not have to repeat the same pattern. We can learn, we can respond, we can create our own lists of “I sure won’t do that again.” That’s the basis for wise living and high performance. Jordan Burroughs models this for us better than anyone. 

Trophies create this illusion that success is a fixed state, a singular event or moment in time. 

Remembrance goes beyond simply recalling facts. It involves actively re-experiencing or re-engaging with past events, emotions, and lessons.

We have so reduced the demands of leadership that we have made it only about titles and job descriptions. 

We have reduced the concept of high performance to only include individual performance, and self-success.

It’s not about choosing between ambition and relationships. It’s about understanding that they are intertwined. 

Run with people who are purposeful, motivated, and disciplined, and you will become a purposeful, motivated and disciplined person as well.

Exploring Wyndham Clark’s journey to the 2023 U.S. Open Championship