The Quantified Athlete - Part 1 - Matt Paré [Guest Post]

Matt Paré

Friends and loved ones often ask for advice. Whether it’s to lose body fat, get stronger physically or mentally, most folks are working toward a goal. I often ask them to start logging their behaviors and activities. Understanding our practices is critical when trying to understand ourselves. Matt Paré developed his mind's strength when he didn’t expect to. He’s been taking a … [Read more...]

Majoring in Baseball - Chase Lambin [Guest Post]

Many of the high school baseball players drafted to play professionally perceive an immediate decision. They must choose to either sign and play or return to school to pursue a degree in college. They have no idea the education the minor leagues provide. Chase Lambin does. He riffs in his own way below in a powerful guest post.When I was a kid, I dreamed of playing baseball … [Read more...]

Lessons from Family - Jacob Faria [Guest Post]

Jacob Faria and I have more than baseball in common. We both recently lost our grandfathers and hold them in high esteem. Our commonality allowed me to fully comprehend the aim of his guest post. Because, as human beings, our personal lives are so intertwined with our professional ones, it’s impossible to completely compartmentalize. Faria illuminates this blend of family and … [Read more...]

Removing the Clutter - Andy Haines [Guest Post]

Everybody pines to be in the Major Leagues, especially members of AAA rosters. A phone call away can make you…well...sit by the phone. This dynamic requires the managers of these clubs to be very aware. They need to be equipped to manage disgruntled souls and bring positive energy perpetually. This is no easy task. Andy Haines riffs below. Enjoy.In 2012, while managing in … [Read more...]

A Road Trip with Musings - Chantal Tseng [Guest Post]

I'm reading any guest post centering on getting lost on the open road with references to Asheville, NC. A badass haiku is the organic whipped cream on this sundae, screw a maraschino. You know how we feel about preservatives.Enjoy the flavor,KapTexas is huge. It just keeps going. Expanses of highways feel endless, with views that compete only with the lonely … [Read more...]