Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve had several conversations with parents of young athletes between the ages of 5 and 8, and a common theme keeps showing up. They’re disappointed. Not because …
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The start of baseball season is full of hope. New uniforms. Fresh schedules. Clean stat lines. Every hitter believes this is the year everything clicks. And then… the slump shows up. Not panic. …
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Like many people this past weekend, I was stuck in the house because of ice. Roads are frozen. Plans canceled. Schedules paused. At first, it feels inconvenient. Then uncomfortable. And if you let it, …
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Every system I build whether in sport leadership or life follows a rhythm. Not a rush. Not a shortcut. A rhythm. In my four phase development process November December and January are my …
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January always feels like a clean sheet of paper. A new year. A new season. A fresh opportunity to get aligned before the games ever begin. Across youth sports, high school, college and the …
January has a way of resetting people. It is the first month of the year. A clean page. A fresh start. New intentions. New goals. New commitments. In the world of baseball, January carries that …
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