What happens when you bet on yourself…work harder than anyone else…and still feel like you didn’t reach your own expectations?In this episode of Bet On Yourself, former PGA Tour professional Bob May opens up in one of the most honest conversations of his career.From being the #1 junior golfer in California…to winning internationally…to competing in the final group at a major championship against Tiger Woods at the 2000 PGA Championship…This conversation goes far deeper than golf.It’s about identity.It’s about pressure.It’s about regret.It’s about learning to accept the result even when it doesn’t match the dream.Bob reflects on:• Growing up outside the traditional golf pipeline• Being coached with negative reinforcement• Losing confidence in college & dealing with Dyslexia• The mental battle of competing at the highest level• The emotional aftermath of taking Tiger Woods to a playoff at Valhalla• Living with unmet expectations• Redefining success beyond trophiesThis isn’t a highlight reel interview.It’s a raw conversation about what it really means to bet on yourself — and what happens when the outcome doesn’t look the way you imagined.If you’ve ever worked your entire life toward something and still felt like it wasn’t enough… this one will hit home.0:00 – “I Worked So Hard… And Never Did”1:05 – The #1 Junior Golfer in California4:40 – Beating His Coach 150 Times6:30 – Playing Arnold Palmer as a Young Pro9:00 – Respect vs Arrogance on Tour12:00 – Negative Coaching & Lost Confidence17:00 – Elite Ball Striking Philosophy29:00 – Did I Live Up to My Own Expectations?30:55 – Winning on the European Tour33:00 – Competing at the Highest Level38:40 – The Playoff at Valhalla41:00 – Regret, Identity & Acceptance48:30 – Success Beyond Trophies55:40 – Advice for the Next Generation#BetOnYourself#BobMay#TigerWoods#pgachampionship #mindsetshift #Valhalla#GolfPodcast#Mindset#Resilience#PersonalGrowth#HighPerformance

In this conversation, Jasmine Jasudavicius opens up about the real cost of chasing greatness physically, mentally, and emotionally.We talk about:Starting MMA later than mostFear and nerves before walking outFighting through pain and injuryLosing in front of your countryThe pressure of being a woman in a brutal sportSacrifice, humility, and resilienceand what it truly means to Bet On YourselfWhat makes this episode special is how natural and honest the conversation is especially considering Jasmine and Angelo had just met before sitting down.This isn’t a hype interview.It’s a real conversation about discipline, loss, and choosing to keep going.🎙 Season 2, Episode 2Watch & Subscribe: / @betonyourselfpodcast Shop the collection: www.betonyourselfstore.comOfficial site: www.angelopitirri.comCoaching: www.betonyourselfcoaching.comProdigy Personnel: www.prodigypersonnel.com0:00 – It’s time0:36 – Giving up tickets & why the moment mattered1:23 – How the podcast started from loss2:48 – Bankruptcy, poker, and betting on yourself4:59 – Business vs fighting: control & competition6:40 – How Jasmine found MMA at 268:50 – First sparring, first fights, falling in love with it10:45 – Turning pro & early nerves12:20 – Fear before walking out13:50 – Being smaller, proving yourself15:26 – Tunnel vision, losses, and learning the hard way16:22 – Carrying the weight of Canada18:25 – Neutral thinking, grief, and loss20:08 – Family after a loss22:19 – Life after fighting23:37 – Growth of women in MMA25:46 – Training vs the fight27:49 – Hardest skills to learn28:47 – Advice to young athletes31:48 – Who shaped Jasmine’s mindset33:44 – Cardio, emotion, and fatigue36:13 – Respect after the fight37:06 – A full training camp breakdown39:44 – Living in pain as a fighter40:14 – Being a woman in the sport41:04 – Fighting with a broken orbital44:28 – Championship goals46:14 – Life as a contender47:34 – What betting on yourself really meansCredits:Produced & Edited by Noah Bollert (@noahbollert)Sound & Set by Noah Bollert (@noahbollert)Behind the Scenes by Mario McLennon (@mclennon_22)

We talk about:Starting MMA later than mostFear and nerves before walking outFighting through pain and injuryLosing in front of your countryThe pressure of being a woman in a brutal sportSacrifice, humility, and resilienceand what it truly means to Bet On Yourself