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MARCH, 2001

"You have to Admire Tiger"

Does the idea of love your competition seem strange to you? If so, it is because many individuals have been programmed to view their competition as their enemy. One, who is to be despised or burned in effigy at a campus pep rally or tail gate party. Of course, this does not hold true for the gentlemen's game of golf.

You have probably heard many times that you are your own worst enemy. Your biggest competition is with yourself, not Tiger Woods. The closer you come to perfecting yourself and your performance, the more likely you will win any competition you enter. Winning is merely a by-product of perfecting your performance to reach its highest level.

Tiger Woods opponents may not love him, but they have to respect and admire what he has accomplished. After starting off strong as a professional golfer, Tiger tapered off as he worked on improving the weak parts of his game. His game is so strong now that he has raised the standards of professional golf to an even higher level.

Your obligation to yourself is to strive for perfection. Your obligation to your competition is to help them reach perfection by exposing their weakness in the competitive arena. It is your solemn responsibility to beat your opponent within the rules to help them raise their standards to exceed yours.

Your opponent's role is to return the favor by exposing your weaknesses by doing his or her best to beat you. At this level of understanding, you have to admire Tiger Woods.

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