Craig kicks off the podcast by debunking the myth that improving your game is a Herculean task. He emphasizes that the real challenge lies in the inconsistency of methods and swing thoughts, rather than the difficulty of the game itself. One of the key takeaways from this episode is the importance of taking action. Craig discusses the concept of "live lesson Fridays," where members send in their swings for analysis and receive live lessons. He shares a specific case of a player named Jim, who had issues with a closed club face in both the backswing and downswing. By identifying the problem and taking action, Jim was on the path to improvement. Craig also talks about the common problems golfers face, like the inability to release the club properly. He highlights the significance of learning to release the club to generate power and control in your shots. The podcast delves into the dangers of procrastination, including the habit of watching endless YouTube videos or switching from one program to another without taking any action. Craig encourages listeners to move past perfectionism and to start working on their game, emphasizing that improvement is a process. Additionally, Craig shares insights into his approach to swing analysis, emphasizing the importance of practical and concise analysis that enables faster progress. If you're a 12+ handicap player who's ready to become part of a welcoming community of players who are working together toward conquering their over the top swings and chicken wings for good, visit www.facefirstgolf.com to learn how to swing from the inside and make a release so you can unlock the effortless power that's already inside of you.