Russell Banz

Although most people see it as the role of senior executives, managers at all levels need to be looking ahead and seeing opportunity. s.hbr.org/2M6hFYs

I believe the mistake most golfers make is that they try to hit a straight ball. Hogan said hitting it straight was a “fluke”. If you aim up the right side and draw it or vice versa, then you make the fairway as big as possible. If you aim up the middle, you then you cut the fairway in half. This means a shot that draws too much ends up in the rough on the left and a ball that fades too much ends up in the right rough. The game is tough enough, so try to give yourself as much advantage as possible. GP #PXGTroops

The only 8 exercises you need for the rest of your life:

Chief learning officers can help their organizations adapt successfully by being more tied to strategic priorities. s.hbr.org/428Kto7

Golfers often early extend because they have physical limitations (e.g. limited IR in lead hip) which make it easier to thrust towards the ball, but some golfers early extend because of a misconception of how the pelvis should move in transition.

When you set aside snap judgments and explore where feedback is coming from and where it’s going, you enter into a rich conversation. s.hbr.org/38cLlf9

“The difference between a successful person and others is not a lack of strength, but rather a lack of will,” Vince Lombardi

If you'd like to increase speed & power in your golf swing, try this drill out! This will really have you feel like the trail side is fully loaded, allowing you to push off the trail foot & into the ball. If you do 3-5 of these you will most definitely feel your glutes working 👊

Squat Tip 🦵🏽 If you struggle with getting your hips down and / or keeping your torso upright try elevating the heels onto a wedge / couple of plates / 2x4 Give it a try in your next session. Yes, “low bar” squats are still good, and some torso lean is OK.

Facilitation is key to effective communication. Lecturer Matt Abrahams shares the 5 Ps of facilitation in his Essentials of Strategic Communication class. Learn to be a more confident, connected, and clear facilitator in this short Class Takeaways video. stanford.io/4dVpTdO

Meet the anti-robbery catcher device made in the early 1900's.

If you go around telling yourself and everyone else how bad you are off the tee, or on the greens, do you really think you’ll ever solve that problem? You can adopt a new identity. Won’t solve things overnight, but it’s a step in the right direction.