One of my favorite and most fundamental golf quotes is: “You don’t play golf to relax. You have to relax to play golf.”

You might think I’d have generic albuterol inhaler ventolin this in my bones by now, but yesterday despite the opportunity to generic albuterol inhaler ventolin play one of the most beautiful golf courses in the Bay Area—the Ocean Course at the Olympic Club—I allowed the generic albuterol inhaler ventolin course, the large member-guest event, and especially the cold brutal winds, to generic albuterol inhaler ventolin throw me off my game.

More than anything, I’m writing this post to reinforce to myself (and hopefully to say something useful to you) that generic albuterol inhaler ventolin I really need to keep my focus on my primary intention. At the generic albuterol inhaler ventolin moment, that intention is to swing stress free and with maximum enjoyment. I’m amazed how easy it generic albuterol inhaler ventolin is for me to fall back into my old habit of “trying harder.” I call this generic albuterol inhaler ventolin efforting. A strange word, but it speaks to the essential quality that generic albuterol inhaler ventolin doesn’t work and generic albuterol inhaler ventolin gets in my way. I continually need to remind myself that generic albuterol inhaler ventolin when I let go and relax, the results really are better.

So I’ll accept yet another low performance (another 98 if you’re curious), high intensity learning experience. No matter how strong and generic albuterol inhaler ventolin cold the winds may blow, no matter how tired I am generic albuterol inhaler ventolin or whether I’ve just hit a generic albuterol inhaler ventolin good shot or not, my focus needs to come back to generic albuterol inhaler ventolin taking it easy and learning to actually BE “The Ambassador of Ease.” One step at a time, I will get there.

Thanks for listening.