You Can’t Succeed When You Live In Fear in

Here. I was a free agent. Pro baseball. I wasn't a high draft pick. I didn't throw 95 miles an hour. I don't fit in. Those fears of judgment, comparison and failure all came back. Now, my pro baseball career only lasted about another year and a half. I was cut. I was let go. My dream was over. And when I look on my pro baseball career, when I look back at it, a lot of people would say, andy, that's so great. You got a chance to play pro baseball. I said, yeah, but you know what? I didn't reach my full potential. Did I have an opportunity to pitch in Milwaukee for the Brewers? I have no idea. Did I have the talent? I have no idea. But what I do know is because of this, the fears of judgment, failure and comparison, my lack of consistency, my lack of confidence, it kept me from actually wondering how far I could go.