I set out to prove about 4 weeks ago that concentrated effort could actually produce results. I have always wanted to play better golf. I never have been good at, just do not have the time. Too busy working. So I set out to do a concentration experiment in my spare time. Could I use the little time I have and concentrate that small time and produce a result? Well I shaved 20 strokes off my miserable golf score. Now, the progress will probably slow considerably but the point is that it is possible to improve quickly with a concentration of effort. Guy

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