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Connor Stirling Peterson explains why struggling periods aren't failures but repetitions that expose what breaks under pressure. Instead of self-criticism, use slumps to identify pressure points and adjust your approach.
Connor Stirling Peterson explains why struggling periods aren't failures but repetitions that expose what breaks under pressure. Instead of self-criticism, use slumps to identify pressure points and adjust your approach.
So like, I want to dig into that a little bit because, you know, one of the things I find kind of like when working with students and having played golf myself is one of the things that's the most difficult for kids to really handle is like, sometimes you're going to play like not good golf for like a stretch and not like you had a bad tournament or two tournaments, but like you're going to have like 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 tournaments and your headspace kind of needs to be like, okay, cool. Like we're getting reps. Like we're figuring out like, what are the things that break under pressure? Like, what do we need to learn from this? Rather than like, oh, I suck.
