It's Wrong To Be Right; It's Right

Old Golfers Don't Win (it's Not An Absolute, It's A General Rule). Why? The Older Golfer Can Hit The Ball As Far As The Young One. He Chips And Putts Equally Well. And Will Probably Have A Better Knowledge Of The Course. So Why Does He Take The Extra Stroke That Denies Him Victory? Experience. He Knows The Downside, What Happens If It Goes Wrong, Which Makes Him More Cautious. The Young Player Is Either Ignorant Or Reckless To Caution. That Is His Edge. It Is The Same With All Of Us. Knowledge Makes Us Play Safe. The Secret Is To Stay Childish.

If You Always Make The Right Decision, The Safe Decision, The One Most People Make, You Will Be The Same As Everyone Else.

Don't Be Afraid Of Silly Ideas.

Great People Have Great Egos; Maybe That's What Makes Them Great.

Risks Are A Measure Of People. People Who Won't Take Them Are Trying To Preserve What They Have. People Who Do Take Them Often End Up Having More. Some Risks Have A Future, And Some People Call Them Wrong. But Being Right May Be Like Walking Backwards Proving Where You've Been. Being Wrong Isn't In The Future, Or In The Past. Being Wrong Isn't Anywhere But Being Here. Best Place To Be, Eh?