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Hello and welcome back to the show.

Thank you so much for tuning in this week.

We've got an interview.

We've got a conversation.

We've got a chat that Ben had with Laura Ayanello.

She's the head women's golf coach at the University of Texas.

She won the NCAA championship at Arizona in 2018 when she was

coaching there, and she is now building a program at Texas. Now, golf is one of the most

mentally demanding sports in the world, and you can sub-mentally demanding with mildly infuriating,

if you so chose. Every shot matters, mistakes compound, and unlike most sports,

you're not competing against an opponent that is across from you. You are competing against

yourself. Laura has become an expert at helping young athletes master their minds under pressure

when every moment is measured when comparison is constant and when the gap between intention and

outcome can often create anxiety. What makes this conversation valuable is that the mental game

Laura teaches isn't just about golf. Of course, it's about how any of us can develop mastery in

high-stakes environments where mistakes feel like they compound instantly. Whether you're an entrepreneur,

a parent, a creator, an athlete in your own field. This is about learning to stay present,

let go without being careless and compete without comparing yourself to everybody else around you.

So without any further ado, let's get into it. You are in Texas, You're in Austin right now and you are at when you say

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