The Life Lessons That Matter More Than Winning with Rick King

That's some journey.

And it, it sat-

Yeah

...

it started by you just jumping in and taking the action.

Yeah, yeah.

And building on.

You know, and, and that's, that's the thing about confidence.

Some people go, "Well, I need to be more confident before I make a decision here." But really, if you make the decision and do your best, you'll build all the confidence you ever need.

And then-

I think

... mm, that's a good...

I love that, that good bit of insight as we kind of, uh, as a good point to kinda like really home run.

I, I think a lot of people, you know, they're afraid of things they don't know.

And a lot of people don't like change, and sometimes those journeys require change whether you want them or not.

So I just think it's, it's a, it's a process, and e- everybody needs to have that human caddy.

That's what I'll call myself.

I'm a human caddy.

I don't carry clubs, but I'm glad to carry some weight for somebody and give them some pointers on...

Because the next shot, whether it's golf or life, is always the most important.

It's what you can do in the moment.

So getting someone to line you up right, putting you on the right path in the right direction, letting you know about the obstacles that might be in front of you, it, it is truly a human caddy that would do that to help somebody else no matter what it is.

Mm.

And so I think it all goes together, uh, in why I wrote these books, because that story just resonated within me, and I wanted other people to see it.

Beautiful.

That's some journey.

And it, it sat-

Yeah

...

it started by you just jumping in and taking the action.

Yeah, yeah.

And building on.

You know, and, and that's, that's the thing about confidence.

Some people go, "Well, I need to be more confident before I make a decision here." But really, if you make the decision and do your best, you'll build all the confidence you ever need.

And then-

I think

... mm, that's a good...

I love that, that good bit of insight as we kind of, uh, as a good point to kinda like really home run.

I, I think a lot of people, you know, they're afraid of things they don't know.

And a lot of people don't like change, and sometimes those journeys require change whether you want them or not.

So I just think it's, it's a, it's a process, and e- everybody needs to have that human caddy.

That's what I'll call myself.

I'm a human caddy.

I don't carry clubs, but I'm glad to carry some weight for somebody and give them some pointers on...

Because the next shot, whether it's golf or life, is always the most important.

It's what you can do in the moment.

So getting someone to line you up right, putting you on the right path in the right direction, letting you know about the obstacles that might be in front of you, it, it is truly a human caddy that would do that to help somebody else no matter what it is.

Mm.

And so I think it all goes together, uh, in why I wrote these books, because that story just resonated within me, and I wanted other people to see it.

Beautiful.