The following talk was given at the Insight Meditation Center in Redwood City, California.

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Okay.

It's good to practice with you.

So, It's good to practice with you. So this evening, I wanted to address something different, something we don't often address.

I want to talk about golf.

GeoLF.

I follow sports ball pretty closely and, um, uh, partially because the skills are just amazing.

And also I sort of feel like I need things to care about that don't matter.

I care about a lot that matters.

And I need some kind of breaks from that.

And I don't know, it's kind of compelling. And, you know, that Simone Biles and I are of the same

species, that's funny to me. That kind of like makes me like fills me with delight you know and um so

i go to ESPN like numerous times a day to read stories or watch highlights and uh sometimes when I get like I'm working or I'm

supposed to be working I'm sort of like creating a Dharma talk sometimes I get stuck I meditate

other times when I get stuck, I go to ESPN.

And mostly basketball, but other things.

Anyway, so Scotty Schaeffler has been kind of like the most dominant golfer of the recent years.

And sometimes he's so much better than the rest of the players that he's sort of considered like a generational talent and compared to the legends.

And so yesterday morning, I checked sports and I saw the headline.

The headline was Scotty Sheffler's take on success in golf, quote, what's the point?

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