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Jared Tendler

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Mental game coach in golf, poker, trading, business. Clients in 45 countries. Author of 3 bestselling books in poker, trading + Everyday Golf Psychology
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Why this mental-game myth could be hurting your golf game Original

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By Jared Tendler
| Golf Magazine Verified
Bobby Jones deserves some blame. So does Jack Nicklaus. Jim Flick and Bob Rotella are culpable, too. At different times, and to different degrees, all four have helped perpetuate the myth that golf is mostly mental — 90% mental is the oft-cited figure, though Flick went so far as to put the number at 100%. As a longtime competitive golfer, I used to believe that. But in my two decades as a mental coach for golfers, including PGA and LPGA Tour winners, I’ve learned the truth. Golf isn’t 90% mental.
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Do you have fear of success?

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By Jared Tendler
| PokerStrategy Verified
Jared Tendler explains what fear of success is and why it might be more relevant than you would think for poker players. For some of you, the idea of fearing success sounds absurd. How could anyone fear the very thing we all want to achieve? Yet it’s more common than you think. Often the reason isn’t that you fear succeeding per se, but there’s a fear of what could come with that success, namely overconfidence or arrogance, or feeling like an imposter.
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News: How to understand your C-Game

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By Collin Moshman, Jared Tendler
| PokerStrategy Verified
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