Black History Month, Baseball, and Brotherhood
A Cultural Interview That Made Me Pause and Reflect Black History Month should be more than celebration. It should also be a time for truth,
Why ‘Trust the Process’ Isn’t Enough
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
Why Slumps Mean You’re Getting Closer
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.
When Everything Freezes, Thinking Begins
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
Why Engagement Always Comes Before Empowerment
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
Why Your Season Begins in January
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
January Builds the System That Wins the Season
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
December Builds What January Reveals
December is not a month to drift—it’s a month to build. While others slow down, leaders prepare. December is where habits are formed and strength—physical,
Peace Is Built: Christmas, Coaching and the Work Behind Peace
Christmas is often described as the season of peace. We sing about it. We post about it. We wish it for one another. But if
