My professor, Professor Tomas Lopez often wraps his lessons in simple and interesting ways. His one of the lessons was very simple, profound and meaningful. That lesson was defining meditation (not literally though) for the corporate leaders, for the young generation and for the affluent golfers. The lesson was so disguised that prima-facie it looked as it is a lesson on golf (or marketing). However, the profound meaning was for everyday and the soul. In simple words he said – do not force yourself for doing things, let the things happen through you. Trust this message is clear.

Let me give you the verbatim statement – “you know what, marketing is like playing golf, you have to swing naturally”. In other words – chances are the harder you try the miserably you fail. So, do not force, let the things happen naturally. ‘The harder you try the miserably you fail’, I heard/read it somewhere… you know where!


KRD Pravin

Here I am supposed to write about myself. Professionally, I am quite serious and a workaholic; personally I am an individual who enjoys what he does and takes life as it comes. I am passionate about my work and actions and empathetically careful, attached and committed to them. All this makes me a fierce competitive professional and yet a compassionate soul, the Yin and the Yang together. Balancing is the art to be practiced using the middle path. From - http://business2buddha.com/about/

10 Comments

tobysgolflessons · August 19, 2010 at 12:45 pm

Very nice post.

Kunal · August 19, 2010 at 4:23 pm

Very nice post Pravin ..kp recollecting the finer points that we have learnt ,do pen it down for the benefit of the others..

A couple of my blogs that i had written quite some time ago:

http://myrandomreflections.wordpress.com/2010/02/14/destination-peace/

http://myrandomreflections.wordpress.com/reflections-2009-a-year-that-was/

Ankit Jain · August 20, 2010 at 2:59 am

Wassup??? Yes… a very nice blog about one of Prof. Lopez’s many famous quotes… we’ll miss his classes!!
Ankit Jain

Hockey · October 21, 2010 at 7:42 am

This is a good post and may be one that is followed up to see what are the results

A companion mailed this link the other day and I’m eagerly anticipating your next post. Carry on on the the best work.

Hockey Forum · October 21, 2010 at 6:27 am

This is a superb post and may be one that is followed up to see what are the results

A comrade sent this link the other day and I will be desperately awaiting your next write-up. Carry on on the tremendous work.

Pravin · November 13, 2010 at 2:42 pm

I came across this video. I am posting the link this again teaches the lesson Golf and the same lesson –

http://jocuri-impuscaturi.ro/impuscaturi/2/Jocuri-cu-impuscaturi-gratis.html · September 4, 2011 at 7:11 pm

Hey, Thanks a lot just for that great article! I will bookmark Playing Golf, work and meditation Business to the Buddha. All the best.

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