I'll Be So Good Someday That You Won't Be the Best in the World

There's so much to admire about Jon Rahm. He's obviously super talented, absolutely the real deal, and an extraordinary competitor. But I think you'll be surprised to learn that one of his most distinguishing characteristics is his love for the history of the game.  

Not only does it help him to appreciate those who’ve come before him, but he uses what he’s learned to give him a competitive edge and help him in the heat of battle. 

Knowing your history can be your advantage too.

Because here's the thing: the best leaders I know use history to learn from and inspire them about what’s possible.

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