Aptitude is the ability to learn and apply. Fortitude is courage during pain and/or adversity. And gratitude is showing appreciation and returning kindness. These are three important attributes that …
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Commitment is the making and keeping of a promise. Discipline is doing the things that you must do even when you don’t want to do them. The reason you need to master the making and keeping of …
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I’m more of a teacher than a technician. However, I can do both. As a teacher, I create the system that allows technicians to facilitate drills that all my students need to develop. When something …
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A lot of people want everything now, free and easy. Consider the process of making a bat. The tree must be cut down and cut up to make the bat. The cutting process isn’t an easy task. But it’s a …
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If you don’t know who Peter Alonso is, look him up. If you know who he is, you know what I know. He is a future MLB All-Star and Silver Slugger. I have high hopes for him. I was privileged to start …
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Before the word coach was used in the context of sports, it was reserved strictly for transportation. There was a horse, a coachman (who controlled the horse) and a coach where the passengers rested. …
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