Natasha Watley knows what it takes to be a success. This four time All-American softball player at UCLA went on to win two medals as the first black woman on the US National Team. She played professionally in both the US and Japan where she was a fixture on the All-Star team, but her passion nowadays is on the ways she can impact the next generation. She has inspired many young women of color, once a rarity in the game of softball, to play and excel in the game, and she is currently an assistant coach for the US National Team.  This week's podcast is a  case study into the way one of the best to ever play the game of softball approached her craft on a daily basis, and how those same habits have carried over into her post-sports career.