Ahhh, it’s the holidays. Time to relax. Now that travel restrictions are all but completely lifted, it’s time to find yourself on a beach somewhere soaking up the sunshine. However, as big men, we might feel a bit anxious about disrobing at the beach. Especially if we think we are going to be judged by others based on our appearance.
Help is at hand.
In Part I we took a look at how throughout history being a big man has always been associated with power. Furthermore, we found it was much the same in today’s modern business world: having greater physical stature still lends itself to being more influential. In this article we continue our efforts to uncover big business men who left their mark on society. So, let’s take a look big man New York City property developer turned politician as well as a big man robber baron.
“Just be the ball, be the ball,” intones the very Zen Ty Webb character in the 1980 cult film Caddyshack. And with that the most infamous golf tip ever became immortalized in pop culture.
But what about some serious golf tips for us big guys to help us toward success in life and not just on the green? I’m talking about how we big men can learn the essential skills of the pro golfer so as to have more patience, master our craft and maintain perspective both in the office and at home.
By Anthony Cheadle.
These days it’s so easy for us big blokes to get caught up in the rat race that we forget about the importance of slowing down and taking some time to reconnect and find ourselves in nature.
So, how does one go about honing the necessary skills to become a veritable Barefoot Bushman?
