Most of the time, when you apply yourself as a leader, you are appreciated and respected by your peers. However, there are always those times when you make a mistake or the outcome is not what you wanted it to be. Yes, your peers will judge you for the mistakes that you make, and they can question your ability to lead. Today we're talking about the importance of being able to bounce back from the mistakes you've made and acknowledge wrong doings to create a better outcome for the future.

Shifting from extreme success, to being forced into retirement is a common theme for professional athletes and even others in professions where you experience success at a young age. It's hard to find purpose and meaning when one day you are told that you are no longer good enough to do the thing that you love. Left Handed Batting Specialist Coach, Colin Young, is back to discuss the hardship that came after retiring from baseball and the way that he found purpose in his own life again.

Disclaimer: Saying that leadership is like parenting doesn't mean you are looking down on the people that you are leading or that you think less of them. It simply means that the way that you do your job and the people that you surround yourself with are extremely influential in the job that you do, because you are dealing with the lives and wellbeing of other humans. Let's talk about it!

What sort of energy and ability are you creating inside of other people as a leader? How do you help the people that you're leading be the best version of themselves? Do you have a mindset that helps your employees, group members, family members, etc have more potential in their own life because of seeds that you have planted? Let's Discuss.

So many organizations do note take the time to sit back and DREAM. Let's talk about being productive in wanting your goals and reaching your goals. It's important to value the opinion of those around you so that they can dream alongside you and support you as much as you support others.

Creating your own path is a challenging obstacle that even the most driven people struggle to figure out and determine. This is why it can be so challenging to help other's find their own path! Often, people within an organization or a group might look to the most successful individuals to decide what they should be doing with their own lives and mold a life out of someone else's experience. As a leader, how do you help your staff, members, family, etc. realize their own path in order to become their most authentic selves?

What do you do in order to recharge your battery so that you can continue to be our best self?

Lets Discuss

Left Handed Batting Specialist Coach, Colin Young followed his dreams and became an MLB player, just as he had always wanted to.

We all have gotten into that negative headspace. The world's what ifs can be so uncertain and daunting. There are a million ways that any one situation can play out. SO that being said, what is the point in worrying about all of the things that could go wrong. What if, instead, we focused on what could be and the positive possibilities for the future? Let's discuss

This week Josh and James have a hard, but important conversation about grief, trial and tribulation, and learning to persevere in the face of adversity. Let's discuss