67 million to one. That’s the odds of making two holes-in-one in a single round, according to the National Hole-In-One Registry. On Friday, Frank Bensel Jr. made two in a row.

While some of the game’s most talented players wait years – even entire careers – for an ace, the 56-year-old went back-to-back in a remarkable few minutes at the second round of the US Senior Open.

The Jupiter, Florida-native tore through the par-three fourth and fifth holes of Rhode Island’s Newport Country Club in just two swings, going 184 yards from tee to cup before acing again from 203 yards mere minutes later. (CNN)

He should have flown straight to Las Vegas!

(Confucius)

Do you look forward to your workday?

If you had the choice again, would you choose your present job?

Most people won’t leave their present job if it pays the bills.

You might also stay put because you have friends here.

Maybe you have a chance to be promoted to a better position, so you stay.

Or, you are miserable, but don’t have the COURAGE to start all over again.

Yes, it takes courage to leave the KNOWN and go to the UNKNOWN.

But isn’t your daily happiness in a new job worth the search?

Maybe your ideal job requires further schooling.

People go back to school all the time to position themselves for that dream job.

Are you courageous enough to be happy in your work?

If not today, when?

Human beings are usually quite self-centered.

This habit can possibly cause us to over-react to adverse events or to re-think decisions now lost.

The constant thinking of yourself is frankly an inhibitor to personal growth and possibly too much of a hindrance to a potential social life.

Let go and live!

Everything is really not about you.

If something is a direct challenge to your wellbeing, of course you must act.

But, there is a lot to be said about the benefits of spontaneity!

Opportunities may be missed if you overthink them.

Don’t do that!

Your dreams don’t have to be dreams your whole life.

No, don’t be a dreamer! Be a doer!

You can make dreams come true.

Is there something you really want to DO?

If so, lay out the steps you must take to do it.

This technique is called CLARITY OF TASK.

Having a goal is not enough.

Goals are accomplished only by clarifying the steps necessary to get there!

Is there something you want to BECOME?

Have you identified THE WHY? THE HOW? THE WHEN?

Our world is in a state of flux.

And many people are becoming what they have always wanted to be.

Why not you?

Is there someplace you want to SEE?

Most of us have places we want to see.

This goal is the easiest to do.

Go for it!

If not today, when?

Obviously, Henry Ford was an effective problem solver.

Can you imagine the problems inherent in building an assembly line?

His focus was where it should be, “On the remedy.”

How about you, are you as “remedy” oriented or “finding fault” inclined.

You are much more valuable to your employer if you solve problems.

We are all ‘creatures of habit.’

Develop the habit of “finding the remedy.”

This habit will lead to a successful, satisfied life!

If not today, when?

Yep, There is a great online video of the action.

The amusing part of the story is that the homeowner dropped the frying pan, stopped to pick it up and kept on chasing the villain down the street.

I didn’t know a frying pan has many uses, including SELF DEFENSE!

The entire episode took place in broad daylight.

Today’s crooks are becoming more brazen.

Be on guard.

If not today, when.

The promises made by the two of you on your wedding day are breathtaking.

To have and to hold-Agree to be intimate with one another under many aspects of your relationship.

For better, for worse-This is a huge unknown commitment regardless of circumstances.

For richer, for poorer-Another major promise to persevere regardless of an unknown future.

In sickness and in health-A spouse’s love is essential to bolster a partner in poor health.

Obviously, the exchange of wedding vows is a lifetime commitment to BE THERE.

Do you and your spouse strive to keep the promises made on your wedding day?

We have been without power for four days.

The storm was of a magnitude that we’ve never seen before in Michigan.

Our local electric company is calling in help from companies in Ohio.

Promised deadlines are broken and pushed back to the following day.

So, my message to you is to expect the unexpected.

Be prepared!

If not today, when?

A new push from some of America’s top companies are prioritizing skills over college degrees.

This is being done in hopes of diversifying the workforce and narrowing the racial wealth gap.

Some young people are choosing shorter periods of specialized training so they can enter the workforce more quickly.

This growing dissatisfaction with the traditional college process could upend the higher education industry.

( Athena Jones, CNN Correspondent)

Things are changing!

(I’m repeating this blog because it was so popular!)

I’m asking you to do something you DON’T want to do.

This little saying, “Do the worst first” can make you much more successful.

Success lives in difficult tasks, not EASY ones!

If you are in the habit of putting off difficult tasks, your accomplisments will always be limited.

So, turn your priorities around.

Do the worst first!

If not today, when?