100: Why I Quit My $100K Career for Golf (FREE GIVEAWAY)
Wow - episode #100! First off - thank you for the support, it means a ton.
In 13 months, I've done tons of solo episodes, brought on amazing guests, and hopefully helped you become a wicked smart golfer.
Today I wanted to mix it up and share more about my story, why I left corporate America, and hopefully provide you some extra motivation to crush your life and golf goals in 2023.
In this episode I'll share:
- Why you need BIG goals.
- How I dropped 50 shots in four years.
- The biggest lessons in 25 years of playing golf.
- Why I quit my $100,000 career to pursue professional golf.
- Why now is the best time ever to play golf (and chase your passions).
Plus, I'm giving away some EPIC gifts to celebrate the 100th episode.
To enter I want to hear from you -- shoot me an email about your best golf story, golf goals, or the main reason that you love golf! Shoot me an email at michael@wickedsmartgolf.com.
Don't forget to enter for these epic gifts too:
- 3rd place - Get my book "Wicked Smart Golf" and Pre-Shot Like a Pro (my signature program to help you shave 3–5 strokes per round by dialing in your routine).
- 2nd place - Will get my book, Pre-Shot Like a Pro and a FREE putting mirror from Back to Basics. It's my favorite putting mirror as it helps your putting practice with your eye and shoulder alignment.
- 1st place - Will get all of the above and a FREE mental golf coaching call to take your game to the next level.
I look forward to hearing from you and thanks again for the support for the first 100 episodes of Wicked Smart Golf podcast.
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