How to Play Baseball: Playing the Game One Pitch at a Time?

Play the game (of life) One Pitch at a time: As a pitcher, you can’t really go into a game and think I’m going to Win the game, you definitely want to, but there are too many variables. You don’t know if your team is going to produce any runs for you, how many errors they’re going to make etc.

You can’t let the last pitch (good or bad) effect this pitch right here right now. You have to have a short term memory. You could throw the best pitch of your life and it just gets hit, the best pitchers I know may give up a homer, but they are able to reset, keep the past in the past, refocus their attention on the present.

How can you use this strategy in life?

Think about the circumstances in your life whether your Training for a marathon, triathlon, next fight, How are you going to apply this principle? one call at a time, one day at a time, one minute at a time.

My invitation to you today is to play your sport one play at a time, don’t focus on the results, keep focusing on the process, one play at a time and watch your performance improve significantly.

Dan Gazaway has guided thousands of athletes to gain "The Competitive Edge," enhancing their overall performance. The Competitive Edge: 8 Weeks to Mental Mastery is tailored to improve your discipline, focus, awareness, leadership abilities, routines, commitment, confidence, and much more.
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