Y.E. Yang of South Korea, the first Asian player to win a major title. Y.E. Yang beat Tiger Woods by 3 strokes at the PGA Championship on Sunday, August 16, 2009. Tiger Woods’ had been unbeaten with a lead entering the last round of major championships finally until that ended Sunday at wind-blown Hazeltine National Golf Club. Prior to Sunday, Woods was 14-0 when leading after 54 holes.

You may be asking why am I writing about golf on a blog that is about Personal Development, Home Business and Living a certain Lifestyle. I am a golfer myself, I believe that playing golf and being an entrepreneur have many similarities. To be successful in my business, one has to believe in themselves, be patient, visualize the expected outcome and recognize that no matter what, there is no time to get attached to any potential customer or associate. In golf, Y.E. Yang did the unthinkable and beat Tiger Woods because he believed in himself, he was patient throughout the four straight rounds of golf, he stated that “I’ve sort of visualized this quite a few times playing against the best player, if not one of the best players in the history of golf, playing with him in the final round in a major championship, always sort of dreamed about this. I’ve seen throughout Tiger’s career that a lot of players have folded probably on the last day when playing with him.” Yang had an eagle on the 13th hole, which was the turning point of the round, he did not get attached to that shot, he played to win and did just that.

Those of you who follow sports know that it is bound to happen, someone will beat the best on a given day. Tiger Woods will continue to be the #1 golfer in the world because he is the most consistent golfer. His belief is stronger than any other golfer in the world. Tiger has won 70 golf tournaments worldwide with 14 major tournament wins. He is third all-time in wins and second with major tournament wins, which is why we were so surprised he lost on Sunday after going into the round with a 2 stroke lead. Tiger will be back to his winning ways. Yang admitted “so was I intimidated, yeah, I guess I was a bit.”

In order to be successful as a entrepreneur, it’s important to understand what you want and visualize what lifestyle you will have when you take the proper steps to achieve your goals. Y.E. Yang took the entrepreneurial approach, he stated
“so when I was at home or probably on tournament probably watching Tiger in the clubhouse, I’d usually try to visualize and try to bring up a mock strategy on how to win, if I ever played against Tiger.” Y.E. Yang will experience a lifestyle change being the first Asian player to win a major championship.

As an entrepreneur, to make the choice to escape the rat race to pursue entrepreneurship, it took courage and belief. Y.E. Yang had the courage and belief to stand up to the #1 golfer in the world and beat him by 3 strokes. Those individuals reading this post that have strong belief and courage, don’t hesitate to contact me if you are interested in pursuing entrepreneurship. Having a system in place that is proven, simple and it works only requires that a entrepreneur takes action. There is a contact page on the left side of the blog, complete the information and I will contact you within 24 hours to discuss the possibilities.

Flourish and Prosper,

Ellery Bennett
313-590-3347

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