Jamie Moyer had a dream like career in Major league Baseball.

As a starting pitcher he spent 25 years in the Big Leagues and played on 9 different teams.  By the end of his career he had amassed 269 wins and an ERA of 4.25. A rare and remarkable achievement.

But I believe his biggest most lofty accomplishment was his breaking the ML record for being the oldest player to win a game as a starter at the age of 49. 

In 2015 he was inducted into the Mariner Hall of Fame to add to his resume. Though Jamie didn’t possess a blinding fast ball as many of his successful contemporaries did, he did possess many other success building assets.

Jamie was as smart a pitcher as ever there ever was which was realized by endless preparation before each game. His consistent studying the opposing hitters before each game was part of his game plan.

His work ethic was second to none as he took great pride in making sure he was ready for each start, physically and mentally.

Listen in and I’m sure you will come away with a couple of insightful tips you can apply in any area of your life.

In this episode Jamie touches on :

• How paying attention to his body helped him have a longer career
• What it took to become the oldest pitcher to win a Major league game
• His insights on overtraining and how it can lead to injury and keeping you out of the game.
• How spending time preparing for games ( or any life event ) is a cornerstone of success.
• How to use your mind to guide your to your goals