Tom Brady, Scotti Shevler has different approaches to work and life priorities

Scotti Shevler, the best golf player in the world, explained that the golf is not his top priority in life. Tom Brady, who has clearly prioritize the beating for years, questioned the position of Sheffler.

“This is not a satisfactory life. It meets a sense of achievement, but it does not meet a sense of the deepest places of your heart. For this reason I talk about the family is a truly priority because it really has become, I have been blessed to be able to go out here, but in order to deal with that, I deal with it until I deal with it, this is directed to deal with it.”

“Scotty said it is preferable to be a father and a better husband than a good golf player. My question is: Why is this exclusive mutual? Certainly, they are different blocks on the pyramid, but they are part of the same pyramid. They are connected!

“For example, I think part of being a great father is a great example of doing what it takes to care for your family. I chose to do this by playing football. Devotion in sport, training hours, and moments when I was in laser focus, for example, what is really committed to, what is committed to, what is committed to, what is he followed, what is committed to him, what is committed to him, what is committed to him What is committed to.

Brady is right, but there is still an accurate balance of beating. Brady balance was removed from the beating, as it eventually failed to move away in time.

Anyone who loves to do and wants to get the most beneficial from his skills that God has endowed with the intersection between work and life. Is it possible to be everything? Can anyone be great in their profession and great for his family?

The more natural talent, the easier it would be to provide time for the family. For a person like Brady, whose desire for his skills has become as many championships as possible, the family can become a late idea of the task.

And yes, one of the parents working hard, paid, and committed as a strong example. My father was working every day and rarely if he took leave. This was normal. And so is now normal. Unnatural as it might be.

There is no easy answer. For every person, the balance is different. The scale is different. And priorities are different.

For a person like Brady, his identity has become intertwined with the bone of the field. The other great athletes do not put the same amount in their achievements or heritage.

There is no correct or wrong answer. However, if the professional focus undermines personal life to the point that it creates ruin, a difficult decision should be made.

Sometimes, the cucumber is the family. Sometimes, the profession wins.