"I hate it but, having spoken to Jonathan, it's dawned on me that my mindset is the opposite of his. That's my problem. It's one of the many reasons I'm a terrible golfer. I can't put my bad shots behind me. And I don't just mean my bad shots that day I mean all my bad shots ever."
Professor Jonathan Shalit emphasizes the importance of not lamenting past successes or changes in the business world. He advocates for ending meetings that discuss the business not being as good as it used to be, suggesting instead focusing on the present and future. The article contrasts this with a mindset that laments past conditions, which the author finds problematic, especially in political discourse.
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