Why Process Isn’t a Motto — It’s a Method
In sports—and especially in baseball—the word process gets thrown around like sunflower seeds in a dugout. “Trust the process.” “Follow the process.” “Stick to the
The Future Is Coming: Why a High School Transfer Portal Is Inevitable
I’ve been thinking about this moment for more than 20 years. Back in 2004, when Kelli and I were students at Kennesaw State University, I
The Values That Create Real Hitters
In baseball culture, two phrases get used more than any others: “work hard” and “trust the process.” The problem is that both phrases have become
Building Strength. Building Identity. Building Legacy.
Every year, November, December and January mark the Engagement Phase for my guys. It’s the stretch where we build habits, strength and discipline long before
Let the Leaves Fall: Growth Begins Beneath the Surface
As the weather changes, trees are teaching us a lesson. Their leaves are falling. Not because they are weak, but because it’s time to let
Built in Winter: Where Champions Are Made
It’s the first Wednesday of November — and we’ve officially entered the winter workout months of November, December and January. This is the Season of
Lessons from the Maze: Seeing Growth from Above
My family and I recently spent the day at Southern Belle Farm in McDonough, Georgia—and it was absolutely amazing. Acres upon acres of open land,
The F.A.L.L. Framework: Turning Experimentation Into Excellence
Every August, September, and October, baseball enters what I call Fall Ball—a season of experimentation. It’s not about perfection; it’s about progress. It’s where we
Pay Attention. Learn Deeply. Earn Honestly.
In life and in baseball, paying attention is the first step toward earning anything of value. When I look at this photo—taken by Atlanta Mayor
