In baseball—and in life—success isn’t about talent alone. Millions of boys dream of playing in the Major Leagues, but only a small percentage make it. Why? Because talent is what you do well, but …
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James Clear once said, “Goals are for people who care about winning once. Systems are for people who care about winning repeatedly.” This perfectly encapsulates my approach to player development. …
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This past Monday, I had the honor of hosting a "Coaching Mastery Summit" for Atlanta Public Schools baseball and softball coaches, sponsored by the LEAD Center For Youth. This wasn’t just another …
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February is all about transformation—taking what we do well and refining it until it becomes automatic, even under stress. Talent is what you do well. Habits are what you do well repeatedly …
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There is a lot of noise out there about DEI—diversity, equity and inclusion. Some folks hear those three letters and get all bent out of shape, like a hitter staring down a nasty slider on a full …
This past Sunday at Elizabeth Baptist Church, we celebrated 96 years of excellence. Bishop Craig L. Oliver delivered a powerful sermon about the resilience of the palm tree. He shared how some grow as …
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