Matthew McConaughey

I walked off the 18th green.

and was heading to the next tee box to look up and realize, no, that's it.

You played eight.

Oh, shit, what'd I shoot?

Oh, 74.

Huh.

I didn't look at my scorecard on 16 and go, if I can just keep it in the fairway in this last three holes, maybe get in with the parts, don't bogey.

I didn't anticipate.

So I didn't get in my room.

I behaved and went through the finish line.

Something in there is in suffering to succeed rather than

fighting for revenge, seeing on the other side of the target.

This is how I do this.

This is how I behave.

It's also in today's world with all the stimulus we're talking about and social media, et cetera,

we're all sort of living in the third person or being fed opportunities to live in the third person all the time.

It's like we have a jumbotron.

And to use a football analogy, you kick me the ball.

I'm running the kickoff back, and I'm going down the sideline, and I see the goal line, and I think I'm going to score.

And then I have a look at the jumbotron to see how I'm doing.