Less than 1% of golfers actually take the time to learn how to use their mind……..
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Lets face it, valentines day is mainly for the women. Me and my boyfriend are very modern, both studying psychology and sociology degree's at uni and 'not follow the crowd' sort of people. For example we're planning on him being the house husband/stay at home dad and me with a big career. Yet he still insists on making the plans, going all out and them being a surprise every valentines e.g. going go-karting, golfing, he cooks, rose petals round house, massages etc. I'm personally fine with it being equal (him one year, me the next) but he doesn't allow it. Got me thinking if guys really actually truly like this day of spoiling the girls or do in fact wish it was more equal??
Lets face it, valentines day is mainly for the women. Me and my boyfriend are very modern, both studying psychology and sociology degree's at uni and 'not follow the crowd' sort of people. For example we're planning on him being the house husband/stay at home dad and me with a big career. Yet he still insists on making the plans, going all out and them being a surprise every valentines e.g. going go-karting, golfing, he cooks, rose petals round house, massages etc. I'm personally fine with it being equal (him one year, me the next) but he doesn't allow it. Got me thinking if guys really actually truly like this day of spoiling the girls or do in fact wish it was more equal??
Not that i'm complaining obviusly, how can i complain about being spoiled by my boyriend. I sometimes feel guilty though because i'm not doing as much for him (on that day)
Lets face it, valentines day is mainly for the women. Me and my boyfriend are very modern, both studying psychology and sociology degree's at uni and 'not follow the crowd' sort of people. For example we're planning on him being the house husband/stay at home dad and me with a big career. Yet he still insists on making the plans, going all out and them being a surprise every valentines e.g. going go-karting, golfing, he cooks, rose petals round house, massages etc. I'm personally fine with it being equal (him one year, me the next) but he doesn't allow it... Not that i'm complaining lol, sometimes feel a tad guilty though. Got me thinking if guys really actually truly like this day of spoiling the girls or do in fact wish it was more equal??
Golf is a game played on a course six inches wide from ear to ear. Learn about the mind game in relation to golf from a professional golf instructor in this free golfing video. Expert: Dustin Daniels Contact: www.doggiestepsdogtraining.com/index.html Bio: Mark Siebel owns DOGGIE STEPS Dog Training and teaches agility basics and dog tricks. Filmmaker: Dustin Daniels