Business Lessons from Tiger Woods
If you’ve been around Business Growth Curator for a while, you probably know I enjoy golf. When I was younger, everyone wanted to be like Tiger. We wanted to wear the clothes he wore, swing like him, everything. In the 90s during the height of his career, I had the opportunity to see Tiger Woods in person! What I observed from him became an important business lesson for me later on. In this video and blog, I’m sharing exactly what lesson that is.
Tiger Had a Team of Coaches and Experts
When I saw Tiger, he had a swing coach, other coaches, business advisors, and more. Interestingly, not a single person on his team was as good of a golfer. However, they all were able to contribute and provide feedback that led to his success in golf. In fact, most situations require a team. For example, you’re not able to represent yourself in court. Similarly, most CEOs have a board that will provide perspective and feedback on the decisions they want to make. No matter what field you’re in, having outside input is important.