Tiger Woods

“By 2007 was the first time, ah, Haney started to think that Woods was closer to the end of his greatness than he was at the beginning. There were signs were too subtle to spot in tournaments. They were more apparent in practice sessions and in the shot disburs…”

“By the time Tiger turned one, he had spent 100 and, between 102 hundred hours watching his father hit Golf balls.”

“By the time he was five, he had already appeared on national television and performed in front of millions of people.”

“The way that people describe Tiger's level of focus and intense level of focus is very similar to how Steve Jobs, where Steve would, people around him in Apple would say he was focused so intently on one thing that you could talk, you could snap your fingers, …”

“By the time Tiger was two years old, Earl made sure that he'd spent two hours a day hitting golf balls.”

“Earl put him through what he called Woods' finishing school. He would use psychological warfare and prisoner of war techniques that he had once taught to soldiers. Earl broke down his son in an attempt to toughen him up.”