Let's Build Together

Hi! I’m Muna Jandu. Welcome to my hub.

My work connects strategy, problem-solving, and human performance. Over the years, I’ve built expertise across four disciplines — accountant, fractional CFO, golf instructor, and fitness trainer. Each area gives me a different perspective, but the purpose remains the same: helping people and organizations grow stronger, sharper, and more resilient.

This site links to my four specialized areas. Choose where you’d like to go:

Accountant – Professional contractor services for public practice firms
Fractional CFO – Financial leadership and growth strategies
Golf Instructor – Precision, mindset, and skill development on the course
Fitness Trainer – Health, discipline, and body transformation

Economic Problem-Solving: Questions and Ideas

🍁 League Discussion — Printing Money as the Strategy 🍁

The Carney strategy is centered on printing money — but do the Conservatives have an alternative where all the pieces fit together? Or is it simply an opposition contrast: cut personal taxes immediately to appeal to a specific voter segment?

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Continuing The League Discussion: Mining as an Anchor in Canada’s Economic Plan

Do our critical minerals give us the clearest path to real supply-chain control? Possibly. And that’s where someone like N. Manji becomes valuable to the conversation. Neil is a national leader in Energy, Mining, and more. Advising multinational firms, he likely sees Canada’s positioning better than most. On a short walk between tee shots, I’d ask about downstream timelines: smelting, processing, component manufacturing. Where can Canada be a first mover? Where do we have po

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Opening the Dialogue: A Look at Defense First, Additional Tax Reform Deferred

Let’s open dialogue in The League about other nations’ governments — and tie it back to Canada’s defense sector. It’s worth being curious about where Carney is taking defense spending before considering additional tax reform. The policy mechanics around defense feel almost Conservative. It’s striking for a Liberal government, traditionally grounded in diplomacy, to plan so decisively around supply chain development and at such magnitude.

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Carney's Ambitious Budget: Technocracy, Spending, and First-Mover Opportunities

Diversifying trade partners and initiating defense independence — is this strategic foresight or fiscal fiction for Canada? It’s bold. As presented, everyone else is overspending. Will Canada be the one to do it better?

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Energy Under Liberal Conditions: Playing the Lie You’ve Got

Given a Liberal government — and the base that elected them — the question becomes: what levers are available to actually develop the industry? Are they using them? And how can they do better without alienating their voters?

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Understanding the Budget: What Would Harper, Chrétien, and Mulroney Do?

Is anyone writing about the application of the federal budget within industries — how to build, year by year? We often get broad headlines and surface-level summaries, but what about the application? Can we speculate, even roughly, on what those conditions might look like if we played them forward?

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Golf Skill Development and a Metaphor for Life

Adam Scott: When a Perfect Swing Isn’t Enough

In such a diverse and demanding game, pure mechanics alone aren’t enough to keep you in the winner’s circle.

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The Lead Hand Only: John Daly’s Warm-Up

Here, I’m shot-shaping with the lead hand, but what you don’t see is that I still set the trail-side joints first, then pressurize the lead side. This fits perfectly within the framework I’ve been presenting in these demonstration videos.

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Lee Trevino’s Signature Sequence

Before taking the club back, Lee Trevino would make a distinctive three-step sequence: front foot forward, back foot forward, and then the front foot forward again.

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Where Anything Is Possible - The Park of Dreams

The voice that tells you you can’t do it. It will keep coming back.

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Finding What’s Feasible

When it goes offline, you get to feel why — relative to another feel. That way, you don’t need a standalone equation.

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Seventeen to Go

But to find glory, you must come back. Back to the first tee, back to the swing that betrayed you, back to the fear you thought you had mastered.

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Patrick Reed: Controversy, Control, and a Green Jacket

To generate power, he relies more on rotation than lateral movement — a key element of his consistency.

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The Story of David Duval

Once confidence is gone, sometimes it’s gone forever. At one point, Duval was a precision machine — world number one, fearless under pressure. Then, almost overnight, the swing, the belief, the certainty — vanished. It’s the part of the game no one talks about. The silence that follows a miss. The questions that start to echo. Is it the equipment? The backswing? The injury? The practice routine? These questions become a battle for everyone — even the pros. Self-doubt is neve

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The Mind Game

When you’re forced into agreement, make it so you’re not disarming your psychology. Otherwise, you’ll be thrown off your game.

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Wedge Play in Wet Conditions

When the ground is very soft, bounce tends to dig rather than slide. Don’t try to compress the ball the same way; instead, pick it clean.

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A Seve Moment at Morgan

This was from a time when I didn’t have the framework — it wasn’t developed yet. It’s hard to have confidence without one. My trail side isn’t allocated. The intention is correct, so is the equipment. The mechanics — a bit flawed. I get lucky. Hole 1 at Morgan. I hook a 3-wood off the tee. I could punch out, then play a wedge… but that would cost a stroke. The other option — go for the green. 125 yards to the pin. It has to come in low and sit. Probably not possible — unless

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Jason Day and the Draw That Broke His Back

When you push side bend directly from the trail side, you’re asking for trouble. It’ll wreck your body over time.

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