Joining Reebs for EP 16 is Harvey Martin, the Human Performance Coach for the San Francisco Giants, along with being a public speaker and author. They have known each other for a long time, dating back to travel baseball before the age of ten, and then continuing their friendship and connection to where they are at now in their lives.

Harvey has worked with many elite performers at all levels and has garnered an understanding for the mental performance game and what makes humans tick. The two of them dig into various topics that will provide the audience with some key things to aid in their pursuit of excellence, regardless of what they are pursuing.

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https://www.theartofsomething.com/

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WE ARE BACK!

Reebs is jacked to be back in the studio to kick off the restart of the podcast after a couple month hiatus and joining with him for this week's episode is Eric Laskovy, the head baseball coach at Kellogg Community College.

Laskovy has been involved with the baseball program at Kellogg for the past 25 seasons and is entering his 18th season as the head coach, having made it to the NJCAA DII World Series six times, while being named the MCCAA Coach of the Year eleven times. They hold a 590-279 record under his guidance.

Reebs and Eric dive into topics that have helped guide the path to success in Battle Creek and how Eric has had sustained success over the span of almost three decades.

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Joining Reebs in the studio for this week's release is author Justin Brown, who wrote the book Stay the Course. In his book, he lists and goes into detail about Five Transformational Principles Of Leaders Who Last which are discussed on this recording.

If you are a CEO, coach, manager, pastor, mom or dad, or leader in any spectrum of life, this discussion will enable you to think in depth about topics related to sustained success. Justin is a deep-thought and well-spoken individual who talks dynamically about a topic that is saturated with information, providing some key insights in how you can become a better leader.

If you are interested in purchasing Justin's book, click the link below.

https://www.amazon.com/Stay-Course-Transformational-Principles-Adversity-ebook/dp/B08V8TMRRN

If you are interested in Stay The Course Academy, click this link below.

https://www.staythecourseleaders.com/

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Casey Wila joined Reebs in the studio this week for a really humble and down to earth conversation about Wila's journey from the small college stage to the division one level. Wila is a very genuine coach who has a unique ability to connect with all personality types on a strong level as he develops players on and off the field.

Wila grew up in Grand Rapids, Michigan and attended Aquinas College, an NAIA institution out of high school. After his playing career ended, he ended up staying on campus and working at his alma mater joining the coaching staff. After a few years of tackling the coaching side of things, he ventured into summer collegiate baseball in the Northwoods League, which is where Reebs and Wila started quite a bit of dialogue, competing against each other in 2020 and also within their college programs before that.

Wila joined Reebs' staff in Traverse City in 2022 and will be returning to the dugout in 2023 as the Pit Spitters hitting coach. The two dive into a wide array of topics that are will suit the audience well as we all strive to be successful.

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Coach Reebs goes solo for the first time on this week's episode giving the show a twist. He is currently the field manager with the Traverse City Pit Spitters in the Northwoods League and has helped lead the team to two league championships in 2019 and 2021, along with being named Field Manager of the Year in 2019. He has seen over 30 of his players advance to Major League Baseball organizations, along with one current big leaguer and numerous in the minor leagues climbing the ladder.

He shares his thoughts and experiences on how to get the most out of those around you while pursuing sustained success. Outliers exist for short periods of time where they have a record year in sales, or win a championship, but why can some do it so well over a long period of time? These are thoughts leaders have and Reebs shares his insight.

Topics he touches on are communication, vision, freedom, vulnerability and how having consistent standards and messaging make a big difference in how individuals and groups perform.

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In our eleventh episode, our host Reebs welcomes his former boss, Kevin Tidey, to the studio. Tidey is currently in his 12th season as the head baseball coach at Davenport, and 15th season overall with the program, which is the entire existence of the baseball program.

At the helm, he has accumulated sustained success with over 400 wins, multiple conference championships, an NAIA World Series appearance, and players that have been selected in the MLB Draft. Tidey has also garnered multiple Coach of the Year awards.

Not one to micromanage his assistants or players is one of his key principles to success as he lets others take ownership of various roles as it fits into the structure of the program that he sets. His teams continually play well down the stretch when a lot of other teams start veering off course.

This is a fantastic episode for those that want to grow from someone who is a proven winner.

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Reebs welcomes Grant Wolfram to the studio for the tenth episode. Wolfram is currently in the Texas Rangers organization, pitching for the Frisco Roughriders (AA). The two met in 2016 when Reebs accepted the pitching coach role at Davenport University (NCAA DII, Michigan) and Wolfram was transferring into the program at the same time, coming from Central Michigan University.

Wolfram dives deep into many topics including his adjustment on the mental side of the game, things he has learned from college and the minor leagues, his draft year, and having life balance.

Grant has been an integral part of the Rangers' organization's bullpen and was selected to the Arizona Fall League's All Star Game in the fall of 2022, a big achievement for minor league prospects. He was selected in the 2018 MLB Draft by the Texas Rangers in the 18th Round (also drafted by the Detroit Tigers out of high school in 2015 but didn't sign).

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A power couple for sure, Reebs sits down with the two of our guests Conner and Sarah Rose to talk about faith, success, relationships, dating/marriage, support systems, and failure based on each of their life experiences individually and as a married couple.

Conner played college baseball at East Texas Baptist University and spent a summer playing for Reebs in the New York Collegiate Baseball League with the Niagara Power, now running Combs Capital Partners as the Founder and CEO. Sarah Rose graduated from Texas Christian University and is well known for her crowning as Miss USA in 2018, among many other accomplishments and is active on social media as an influencer.

This episode is packed with knowledge, experiences, wisdom, and laughter while keeping to the core of the podcast as we strive to perform at elite levels in all areas of life and sharpening one another.

Sarah Rose, Instagram @sarahrosesummers

Conner, Instagram @conner5combs

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Few people have the chance to get drafted into professional sports, let alone twice, and both times being selected in the 1st Round. It happened to Tyler, who Reebs welcomes to the studio for this week's episode. Beede was the 21st pick overall by the Toronto Blue Jays out of high school and decided to attend Vanderbilt University instead, which lead him to opportunities of playing for the Team USA Collegiate National Team and also winning the College World Series with the Vandy Boys in 2014. Also in 2014, Tyler was selected as the 14th pick overall by the San Francisco Giants and then signed with them to begin his professional career. He made his Major League Debut in 2018 and also played for the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2022. He currently is playing for the Yomiuri Giants of Nippon Professional Baseball in Japan.

The two chat about Tyler's time playing for some really well known coaches/managers such as Tim Corbin (Vanderbilt), Gabe Kapler (San Francisco), etc, and things he has learned from them along with traits that help players feel valued. Other topics include stressors/fillers, the mental side of the game, and how social media has impact on the way we think, and much more.

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On this week's episode, Caleb Lang, a two-time NCAA Division III All-American during his playing days, among many other accolades, who has now had a lot of success as a young coach helping the Traverse City Pit Spitters to their first Northwoods League Championship in 2019 as the hitting coach, along with running the offense at Concordia University (NE) and helping take the team to the NAIA World Series in 2021, their first ever trip to Lewiston.

Reebs and Lang unpack different key items such as self-awareness, character traits in reliable players, and a few of Lang's great qualities including his ability to help players perform at the elite level he was able to and his keen eye to catch things that happen during a game to help make adjustments while propelling his team to more success.

The two date back in time together after Reebs coached Caleb in the New York Collegiate Baseball League with the Niagara Power (2014 and 2015), coached together with the Traverse City Pit Spitters in the Northwoods League (2019 and 2020), and then managed against each other in 2022 in the Northwoods League.

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