No excuses. I let it happen, and I didn’t know enough at the time how to regain control. I was also far too concerned about what other people thought and how they would react.
For the last couple of posts, I have been talking about fastpitch softball players taking personal responsibility for their playing time and experience.
The first post spoke generally about the importance of looking to yourself first if you aren’t satisfied with your role, while the second told an uplifting story of a player who followed these principles to great success. Yet sometimes you can do all of that and it still doesn’t work out.
