The document discusses the author's enjoyment of golf and how it has influenced their personal and professional life in three positive ways. Golf is a game that relies solely on one's skills and mental approach. It has taught the author to be honest, control their anger, and see challenges in a positive light. Professionally, golf allows interaction with a diverse range of clients and is useful for building rapport.

2. I like the game
I only started playing golf in 2009. I am not a good player and
still trying to score below 100 but even in my worst day, I still
enjoyed playing it.
It is a game in which how we play depends solely on our skills
and mental. It is the attitude that counts.
Every time I step on golf course I will enjoy the improvement of
my game, the scenery and the good companion.

3. Influences to my personal life
Golf is a honorable game with the majority of players being
honorable people who do not need referees.
Golf teaches me:
- To be honest and be respectful toward others.
- That anger does not help the situation.
- That it is how react to the good and bad bounces that matter.
- To be collaborative because the game is more fun when we
play with others.

4. Influences to my professional life
- Golf is a game played by people ranging in age, physical
abilities, and backgrounds.
- A 6 –hour interaction on golf course and in club house with
clients gives me opportunity to dig deeper into their needs.
-Golf is a good way of building rapport with prospect clients.
- I can put the philosophies of golf into leadership challenges at
work.

5. Anecdote
During a discussion among club’s membership board at
St. Andrew in 1858, a senior member pointed out that it
took exactly 18 shots to polish off a bottle of scotch. By
limiting himself to only one shot of scotch per hole, the
Scot figured a round of golf was finished when the
scotch ran out.

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