One thing you missed last week

Golf’s continued rise in popularity hit new heights last week as Bryson DeChambeau hosted Donald Trump in his exciting and unique ‘Break 50’ YouTube series. Regardless of your political stance, the banter, seriously difficult golf challenge, and high level of play made for great TV.

Want to be in a video like this?

Tell your lifestory on the golf course ⛳️

Your wisdom, stories, and legacy deserve to live on. Where better to tell the story of your life than in your happy place, the golf course. 18 holes of golf - 18 questions about your journey and your triumphs, your biggest lessons and what the game has taught you about life. Our video crew spends the day on the course with you and produces a lifestory video documentary that will be passed down to your kids and grandkids, ensuring your legacy lives on.

Example questions that we will talk about on the course:

1. Who has been the most influential person in your life? - Hole #3

2. How has golf impacted your life? - Hole #7

3. What advice would you give your younger self? - Hole #13

Who do you know that would love to tell the story of their life while playing a round of golf?

Call or text Bryce to learn more! // 949-636-7757 // Limited calendar space available in the next two months.

One thing to think about this week

What lessons have you learned on the golf course that you’ve been able to apply to your life?

What’s worse than skulling an iron or chunking a chip? Not much besides doing it immediately again on your next shot. One of golf’s greatest lessons in my life has been the importance of having a short memory. Bad shots happen and so do bad days. However it’s our ability to rebound and adjust our attitude before our next shot that define not only our overall success and happiness in life, but also the way we view and carry ourselves.

As a young golfer with unrealistic scoring expectations, my Dad quickly instilled in me a healthy fear of what would happen if I continued to let my emotions get the best of me. “You want to throw your club and get mad? We just won’t come out here anymore.” Simple.

Too often I view life as if it has some ultimate destination, a place in space and time where everything finally makes sense and all my ducks line up in linear perfection. Remembering that although our lives do have bookends, in reality all we really have is a journey. Every day a new opportunity with a new chance to be our best. Not THE best, our own best.

Whether yesterday was a 99 or a 68, it was yesterday. Today is a brand new chance to show up, swing strong, and live to the best of our abilities.

Lifestory’s mission is to document the stories and preserve the legacies of family’s like yours. Reply to this email to ask Bryce about the Lifestory Video process.