Until now, this website has been used for me to map out my interest as a youth coach. Somewhere along the way, I used this website as a means of helping me digest and process some health issues I have been confronting. However, fantasy baseball has been, and continues to be, a tremendous source of joy for me. This website has lagged quite a bit as I not only dealt with my health issues but tried to figure out a content area. If you're reading anything on this website for the first time, everything before now will very likely just look like a menu of randomness. Because it is. But going forward, I will start focusing on fantasy baseball articles. If you have any content you'd like to see that you're not seeing somewhere, drop a comment or send me a note.
The first chunk of my life was dictated for me. I went to school and I was told what to do in school. I got a job and I was told what to do at that job. I went to college and I was told what to do in college. I found a better job and I was told to do in that job. My success in those different contexts was some milestone, goal, or achievement that was given to me by those different contexts. I didn't have to think about what the goal was - it was merely given to me. In some sense, that's great - I appreciate that someone was training me. But the problem is that no one told me that I was merely being trained. Without necessary communication and context, I kept drifting through the days thinking another goal or milestone would magically appear. Well, it didn't. And it took me a few years to figure this out - more than I'd like. What did I learn in the process? That you must set those goals for yourself - even if those ...