Big League Mindset

Failure provides valuable information.

When you're truly committed, you make time to get better. #winthemorning

New day. Clean slate. Opportunity to get better.

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Asked a ball player what he learned this past season. He said, "No matter how bad things get, the sun will still rise tomorrow. Keep going."

Slow the game down.

On the mound & in life: Get ahead early. Win the morning by waking up on purpose, with purpose. Get better today.

Derek Jeter on playing under pressure two years ago...

People can't read your mind, but they can read your body language. Always carry yourself like a champion. Get big.

Win the morning. Recommit to why you play this game.

You'll hit it hard right at a guy or get jammed for a hit.They'll get a hit on a great pitch or miss a ball down the middle, that's baseball

Many MLB players you know have been released, injured, benched, & sent down many times. The reason you know them is b/c they didn't give up.

@FORTY3TRAINING @yardball8 @qualityatbats Agree!

@GinaParris so true!

@GinaParris starting over! #learninglessons

For the most part all ball players are created equal, some just work harder.

Your actions will reveal how bad you really want it.

Successful players do what unsuccessful players are not willing to do.

Great ball players are always students of the game. You're never too good to learn how to get better.

One thing that separates the best from the rest is their attention to details. Little things lead to big things.