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MONDAY'S MIND BENDER: FY = F50 End of 'EOFYS' sales in Australia. And the start of a new 'financial year' year. Is that tautology? Hmmmm, maybe. In Australia, it is indeed the start of a new FY. Allocations have been set, and new mountains are there to climb. However, the thought for this Monday's mind bender is not just about the new FY. It's also about F50. What's that?? Well, have you spotted the SailGP? It's the grand prix of sailing. With 50 foot catamarans that can fly through the water on foils. Hence called F50. I caught a bit of the crazy action from New York Harbour over the weekend. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/gFMQdUsm And if you're like me, and didn't quite get the rules and scoring at first glance, then read on here: https://lnkd.in/g-6AdGDX The insight from all this? Take your new FY one race at a time, measure what matters most, accumulate your points, and you'll get to the top of your ladder. Wherever that may be. Go for it like a F50, and get up on those foils. Happy new FY #marketing #technology #innovation #business #strategy

This week, I had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Mark Bloomfield to discuss the golf industry and its future. What are your thoughts on where it's headed? If you're interested in learning more, check out the Transformation Tour - it sounds like an exciting opportunity. #golf #golfbusiness

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New year, new you? 💪 "That's the purpose of our focus in this issue of GBQ: to give us all pause to think for a moment about the wonderful things that golf can do, all of them far removed from the things we obsess about - like striving to hit fairways and avoiding that disastrous scorecard-ruining late double bogey." As Chief Executive of The PGA, Robert Maxfield says, it's time that we started to shift some of the wider perceptions of golf towards the many and undeniable mental and physical benefits that it offers. In the latest edition of Golf Business Quarterly (GBQ), we speak to some prominent names in the industry about golf's health and wellbeing benefits. These have long been taken for granted, but spreading the message could be the key to driving participation numbers. To read the latest edition of GBQ, or to claim your FREE subscription to the magazine, click here 🔗 https://bit.ly/3NY662A

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What an incredible experience playing with two PGA TOUR pros who are not only skilled but also great stewards of the game of golf. We are reminded of three key traits essential for success both on the course and in personal wealth: 1. Discipline: Stick to the plan, whether it's course management or a financial strategy. 2. Adaptability: Adjust to changing conditions, such as high winds or personal challenges. 3. Mental Toughness: Stay calm under pressure, whether facing a tough shot or market volatility. Just as professional golfers hone these skills over decades, at Farther, we apply the same experience to help our clients build generational wealth. Overcoming obstacles is easier with strong partners, appreciate you guys Tyson Lokke, CFP®, Austin Knowles, NQPC™, Andrea Quiruz, and Keenan Polan. #Farther #TeamFarther #WealthManagement #Renegades #Discipline #Adaptability #MentalToughness #GolfAndFinance #Barracuda

It was incredible at the weekend to see Andrew ‘Beef’ Johnston finish 3rd in the Omega European Masters on the DP World Tour at the stunning Crans-Montana golf course in Switzerland. The reason it was incredible was because Beef has had to overcome potentially career ending injuries to keep coming back. Not just coming back but coming back to be on the verge of winning again. Is there anything sweeter than overcoming adversity and proving to yourself and others that you could come back and be successful, sometimes even more successful than you were before. It’s dosent have to be injury, it could be any set back in your career. It’s easy to give up when it’s hard, the hard part it to keep turning up, the hard part is to keep being 1% better than you were yesterday and achieving things no one thought you were capable of. Sometimes the goal isn't to be the best, it's to be better than yesterday, even if it’s 1% better. The hard times are where you learn more about yourself, the hard days are the most important ones. It's easy to turn up when you feel good, but it's crucial to show up when you don't feel like it, even if you do less than you hope, your still doing more than if you did nothing at all. Turning up when it’s hard reaffirms your identity. It's about becoming the type of person you want to be. Today, Turn up, Do your best, with what you have, right now and everytime, even when no one is watching and sooner or later your potential ability will frighten you. To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest Accomplishment. -RALPH WALDO EMERSON #LeadingTheCharge #KeepTurningUp #FireCatchesFire #LightTheFuse #HigherFasterFurther

If you want to see a different side of Rory and hear more about his interests outside of golf, watch his appearance on the I Can Fly Pod. He is a proud son, husband/father, tech investor, and health and wellness geek. I loved listening to this interview. My two biggest takeaways: 1. Don't let your golf game define you as a person. 2. Do something hard in the morning that you don't want to do. The rest of the day gets easier. i.e., cold tub/shower, workout, breathwork, etc. - - - #golf #health #wellness #leadership

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