Catch That...

Now, I know as a man I'm supposed to say that tigers and lions are the best animals because lions are the king of the jungle and eye of the tiger and all that. 

 And let's be clear. They are bloody cool and watching the Tiger King was an eye-opening experience. But for me, monkeys are fxcking hilarious.

The way they act,

The way they laugh, the things they do. 

And I think You've got to admire something that would quite happily shxt in his own hand, and throw it at you to win an argument.

That's a commitment... 

But when it comes down to any animal, if one decided to look at me as though I was lunch I would feel fear. 

Reason being, as much as Lions, Tigers and Monkeys are cool. 

I'm not a fan of being eaten, and it is not something on my bucket list. 

And that's what fear can do, it can change your whole perspective on something. 

It can change your actions because you truly believe that at that moment, something's going to go wrong. 

Which can also stop you taking the actions you need to take because there's some sort of mental block, some sort of fear, and that fear can be based on experience from years ago, that you haven't forgotten about or, just a belief based on absolutely no evidence at all. 

That's why in Unbreakable Golfers the section on mindset will teach you and educate you in ways that you can find out if it's fear that's holding you back or fear that's actually protected you (both are possible, but one keeps you stuck). 

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My mates fear of flying.

He would sit there, quiet, with a terrified expression on his face, gripping the seat armrests like he was squeezing a stress ball. 

This one of my close pals, who was a loud, 

Massive piss taker, he’d be the one starting the punching, pinching and general trouble you do in your early twenties. 

But this fear of flying he had would stop him in his tracks. 

It would be all laughter and bravado before we took off 

But then when the plain would start pelting down the runway he would turn white and be the source of our entertainment. 

You could see him go quiet, take big swallows, deep breathing, and this would continue until we were in the air and he would slowly return to normal. 

For us, it was pure entertainment and something to look forward to at the beginning and end of the holiday. 

There were a few times when it would be on a dodgy flight and all we’d do was look at him for reassurance that at least he was suffering more than us. 

For us, it was so much fun,

much more enjoyable. 

That's the one thing about fear, and what it can do to you. 

It was actually one of the highlights of our holidays and his lowest point. 

Fear can stop you taking action, stop you doing the things you need to do, stop you being who you need to be. And even stop you completely in your tracks. 

If you're not taking action on something. 

It could be that you're scared of a potential outcome. 

That's why Unbreakable Golfers has a full section on attacking fear in a specific way that lets you see if your fears are justified or not, all deep stuff based on what I learned through programs like Warrior. 

And it’s focused on golf because that's what keeps you honest and wanting to get better right?

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What are you afraid of?

If you can find out what it is you're afraid of, You can find out why you're afraid of it.

Most people are afraid of what other people think.

Even the ones that tell everyone, “I don't care what other people think”

You know why?

They're telling you that because they care deeply what other people think.

It's human nature to want to be accepted by the group they consider themselves in.

So, if there is something that you're not taking action on, it could have nothing to do with you being lazy, and probably more to do with the fact that

you're worried how it's gonna look to someone.

The question is,

if you're not taking action on something, what is the potential fear that stop’s you taking action?

It could be massive or it could be minor.

But if you know what that fear is, you can find out if it's justified or not.

Let's say, you're just about to do a bungee jump. You might have a fear of death.

That helps because you are about to jump off a bridge with nothing but a condom attached to your legs.

But at the same time, you might have a fear of a meeting just because you are worried about the outcome.

If you can find out what you're afraid of, you can see if the fear is justified and helping you or hurting you.

If you're not doing something you know you should be doing ask yourself,

What is the fear here?

What is the one fear that's potentially holding me back?

And is it justified?

If it is,

then stop worrying about the outcome, realise you're looking after yourself.

If it isn't.

See what you can do to stop that fear so you can take the action to get what you want.

Either way, it’s very simple, and progress is on the other side of your comfort zone.

And it's gonna be something that’s massively covered in unbreakable mindset.

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Don't Eat Less

The best thing about the body (as far as staying alive) is it’s built to fight against a lack of food. 

So, if you decide you're going to cut calories massively what your body's going to do is it's going to try to be more efficient with everything else. 

It will pick what type of energy expenditure that you need because it needs to keep you functioning and functioning in a way that you can hunt and get the food you need. Obviously, I’m talking about before we had shops and not to take your rifle out with you. 

So,

if you're cutting calories massively.

What happens is, your body will move less. You will crave certain foods far more than usual, And you want to eat more. 

However, every plan that gets you to massively cut calories will get you in a situation where your body is fighting against itself because it's got bigger fish to fry.

How do you combat that

planning.

You plan what you're going to do and how you're going to do it and more importantly why you are going to do it (think long term). 

You could quite easily massively cut calories and have massive result, Take all of your new photos, post them everywhere and then, 

bounce back to where you were before because your body is telling you, “man. I need da food”. 

How do you combat this? 

You make better food choices, you make choices that are better for you long term, not just short term, and you build your short term targets to motivate and push you forward towards your long term targets.

And it requires you to in most cases eat more. 

Add the good shit first.

Very simple formula.

All you need to do is be aware of what you're doing.

If that sounds too simple. It's because it is.

If you're aware of what you eat. 

When you eat it, 

how it affects you, 

then you can make choices, prior to getting hungry to stop you having those cravings when, 

you're stressed or tired, or just feel like you need a break. 

This is why Unbreakable Golfers (which is going deep into nutrition, explaining everything that you need to know) so you can make better choices long term. 

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Eating too much....

The body is designed to tell you when you are full.

Hormones in the body that are released from fat tissue to tell you when you've eaten enough or need to eat more.

So why is it today that everyone seems to be overweight, are eat more than they need?

One reason is that a lot of the foods that people eat don't have a lot of fibre in them (if any) are calorie-dense and they give your brain a nice little reward for eating them.

This reward in the brain makes you want more, eat more when you feel down or stressed.

This is why you could sit there and demolish a pack of Pringles with no problems, a tasty large bar of fruit and nut,

Or that large bag of Jamon ruffles (pound for pound the best crisps, it’s true, don't fight it, just accept it as true). But try and sit down and eat a bag of apples, see how you get on, even with the sugar that's in them there's a point that it becomes more than difficult.

Food is different and has different effects on your body and mind regardless of what the label says.

There are more food choices available today than ever before, cleverly marketed as one thing of benefit while stealing energy, mental focus and some foods can even stop the rocket in your pocket lifting off.

You want to make better food choices, especially as you get older because the comes a time when the clock starts ticking down rather than up.

The GolfMob is all about weight loss and adding distance, and the foundation of it is as simple as possible to stop all the excuses (Like time, information overload, etc)

But Unbreakable Golfers is information-packed, full of enough to stop the need to jump from programs to program, mentor to mentor because it teaches you depth.

Depth of nutrition, how to use it, the implications for you and your family, and how you can use it now and in later life.

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