Your job is what you do, not who you are.
That's true even when you are the top minor league prospect in the New York Yankees organization.
In this conversation, Anthony Volpe talks about understanding your identity and the importance of compartmentalizing and finding ways to disconnect from work when you get home.
He emphasizes the impact other people can have on your development. Surround yourself with first class people, and your expectations for yourself go up.
Some say "comparison is the thief of joy," but even in the ultra-competitive field of major league baseball, Volpe does not struggle with this because he is only comparing himself with previous (and future) versions of Anthony Volpe.
Volpe highlights the value of getting reps. When scenarios present themselves under the lights, it should not be the first time you've gone through it. Prepare for every scenario you might face. Recognize the situation you are in. Communicate with your teammates, and then let instinct take over.
There is no secret sauce when it comes to being successful. Volpe trusts the process, and he is consistently intentional about everything he does every day. Everything you do has to have a purpose.
If you'd like to dive deeper into your personal growth, make sure to listen to these other conversations from the One Percent Better Podcast.
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• www.damngoodconversations.com/
If there is any way I can help you in your journey to get one percent better, reach out to me at Joe@onepercentbetterproject.com
19 дек 2022
