It’s never easy to step away from something that you love...especially when you’ve worked your entire life for it.
Harris Fanaroff loved the game of baseball. He was drafted by the Washington Nationals and played D1 baseball for Lehigh University, however during his time in school, Harris lost his passion for the game and decided to step away.
Today, Harris credits a lot of his success to the tough decisions that he made early in his journey. He is now a mental performance coach, helping professionals and athletes reach their ultimate potential. He is able to pull lessons from his past experiences to inspire and motivate others to their goals.
In this episode we unpack why he made the decisions that he did and what he learned along the way - he even shares some motivational nuggets throughout.
You can follow Harris at:
Instagram: @harrisfanaroff
LinkedIn: Harris Fanaroff
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No, this is not a podcast about rock climbing - however there are many similarities between the art of "free solo" climbing and navigating our day-to-day life. Climbers must create their own route, practice, test, build physical and mental toughness, work with a team as well as take risks to reach their ultimate goal, the summit. This podcast highlights the incredible stories that get individuals from A to B.