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Here at Marshall Sylver's Turning Point seminar in Las Vegas, I learned how to chop a board in two with my bare hand. I never thought I could do such a thing! It actually taught me, and reinforced, a lot about what I do as a mediator. When we mediate, yes, we can move mountains -- or chop boards -- not with brute force, but with strength intelligently applied. As you'll see in the video Liz Ryan took, Marshall taught us the magic -- prepare, then strike at just the right spot, in the center of the board going with the grain, and then follow through. So in mediation. It doesn't take brute force to settle cases. It takes an intense focus on the right spots, no more power than necessary, and following through to negotiate and settle the case. I'm learning a lot about success, and about myself, at this seminar. Have you ever had an experience like this? (Spoiler alert -- tomorrow, we will discuss fire-eating.)

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Reflect on this small video, what can we learn from this educationally, professionally, and personally?

You can’t say “Do XYZ to increase the surface area of luck”. Luck is not that controllable. Luck is where and when you’re born. Therefore, do not cry too much over situations that are not in control. Do not get over-excited when things go well that were not essentially triggered by your effort. Instead of relying on luck, what if we were able to recognise what is repeatable and then double down on that? Because we certainly cannot repeat luck. Focus on what you can: hard work and smart choices. Those are the real winners. What's your success formula? #winning #luck #luckarea #hardship

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In this episode of Golfman, host Stu shares a surprising tip he learned from a seasoned golfer about using dirty grooves to gain extra distance on the course. While traditional wisdom emphasizes keeping grooves clean for optimal grip and spin, Stu discovers a technique that involves covering the grooves with wet mud for those moments when a bit more distance is needed. Join Stu as he recounts his initial skepticism and eventual success with this unconventional method. He explains how this tip has become a valuable tool in his golfing journey, especially in wet conditions. Whether you're a seasoned player or a fellow beginner, this episode offers an intriguing perspective on how breaking the rules can sometimes lead to unexpected advantages.