I’m more of a teacher than a technician. However, I can do both. As a teacher, I create a system that allows technicians to facilitate drills that all my students develop. When something is …
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It’s April and we are in the last month of the Conversion Phase. Here’s the phased approach to development that sets me apart. Having a tried and true methodology protects my clients from an …
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I’m going to start this blog with four fastballs, so dig in. Did you know that Atlanta is the No. 1 city for income inequality in America? In fact, if a person is born into poverty in Atlanta, there …
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April brings a lot of spring showers, along with some tears. I keep reminding myself that it is okay to cry when I am struggling emotionally and mentally. I would argue that hitting a baseball is …
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I Googled the meaning of a fool and saw a definition of a person being silly or stupid. April Fools Day occurs every year on April 1. This past April Fools Day made me think about some of the stupid …
Spring is here and this is my favorite season of life. Flowers start to bloom. The sun seems to shine brighter and bats are hitting baseballs. It also is the time to be grateful for the coaching …
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