The IPT has hosted the 3 biggest tournaments in history in less than a year.
Naturally the spotlight is on them, but it's a shame to see that so many take a 'sky is falling' approach to every development.
Sure the IPT is not perfect, only a fool could have imagined it would have been. But the endless negative speculations are tiring and indicative of an overall negative outlook.
Wayne Dyer wrote a classic about people not seeing things until they believe things. Many of the insights in that book would provide valuable lessons to those who continually cry 'timber'.
I don't know if the IPT will continue another week or another 30 years, but I'll be surprised if we don't at least see a half dozen of the biggest events in history in 2007.
Still I'm sure, that should the IPT be powering on in 2010 with $40 million+ in prizemoney up for stakes, there will still be a hardy mob of critics picking at every hiccup or misunderstood decision regarding the policies of the IPT.
Colin
Naturally the spotlight is on them, but it's a shame to see that so many take a 'sky is falling' approach to every development.
Sure the IPT is not perfect, only a fool could have imagined it would have been. But the endless negative speculations are tiring and indicative of an overall negative outlook.
Wayne Dyer wrote a classic about people not seeing things until they believe things. Many of the insights in that book would provide valuable lessons to those who continually cry 'timber'.
I don't know if the IPT will continue another week or another 30 years, but I'll be surprised if we don't at least see a half dozen of the biggest events in history in 2007.
Still I'm sure, that should the IPT be powering on in 2010 with $40 million+ in prizemoney up for stakes, there will still be a hardy mob of critics picking at every hiccup or misunderstood decision regarding the policies of the IPT.
Colin