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When you make mistakes, do you learn from them? Mistakes are inevitable. Everyone makes them. How people differ is how they RESPOND to their mistakes. Good players, mentally strong players, analyze their mistakes. They look hard in the mirror and figure out WHAT went wrong, WHEN it went wrong, HOW it went wrong, what that wrong feeling FELT like, and ultimately devise a PLAN to improve so as to correct that mistake in the future.
This is what Tiger did coming off multiple close calls in the 2018 majors, and used what he learned to win the 2019 Masters.
Waaaay behind the curve on this one, but the lessons and principles to be learned from Tiger's epic win are timeless.
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