I Learned the Most Important Lesson for Growth in this Life Coaching Session

The answer to the question that had been smoldering around in my mind for the last two months was still uncertain. Do I go to Arizona or do I stay? Ever since I returned back to the Midwest from my Denver hiatus two years prior, I felt called to getting a bigger taste of the west. My Denver Hiatus wasn’t my first rodeo out west. I lived in Las Vegas in 2018 while I was playing for the Las Vegas 51’s, our Triple-A team for the New York Mets. In the fall of 2017, I lived in Scottsdale while playing in the Arizona Fall League — a prestigious baseball league for prospects en route to the major leagues. In 2019, upon retiring from baseball, I visited a best buddy of mine in SoCal, where I was able to spend two weeks between San Diego, Los Angeles, and then a trip north out to Yosemite. The dry climate, constant sunshine, and vast mountains acted like magnets to my mind. I loved these features of the west and wanted to experience more. Ever since retiring from professional baseball in the fall of 2019, I had been bouncing through careers, going through trial and error, trying to find which one I wanted to stick with. I was stoked to try out other careers. The last 27 years of my life had always been baseball. <a href="https://medium.com/change-becomes-you/i-learned-the-most-important-lesson-for-growth-in-this-life-coaching-session-32d4c76a6a2f">Visit Now</a>