none of them felt right. Over the next few months, anytime I was under pressure to make a good shot, I found myself returning to the security of my old grip, because I felt more comfortable with my old way of playing, even though the new way afforded me the opportunity for great improvement. Over time I became comfortable with the change, but it took awhile. Most people are more comfortable with old problems than new solutions, because the new represents the unknown. Author and speaker Marilyn Ferguson