Becoming a Human Catalyst with Chase Lambin

Chase is a man whose soul is on fire. I’m proud to call him my best friend for 25 years.He had an incredible baseball career, playing until he was 35 years old. At one time, he was the oldest minor-leaguer not to log any Big-League time.Now a hitting coach in the Texas Rangers organization, Chase shares his journey and mindset in this wide-ranging interview. We cover:The night Chase & I metHow we became notorious in high schoolBeing drafted in the 34th round of the MLB DraftLiving on a Minor League salaryFacing adversity in Brooklyn, NYSelf-reflection and self-awarenessMaking adjustments after being the problem kidHow he coaches 20-year old millionairesMolding young menWho were his role models (and anti-role models)Focusing on the journey, not the destinationThe time he came closest to a Big League call-upHow he developed uncommon habitsSeparating yourself from the packMaintaining a beginner’s mindSurrounding yourself with good energyAttacking life with a sense of urgencyThe most impressive person he’s ever metGetting around elite peopleControlling your thoughtsTransmuting sexual energyBecoming a human catalystBalancing work & familyBecoming high-valueHow he makes hard decisionsTrusting your gutSeeking wisdomHaving the humility to ask questionsGetting smarter and wiserThe importance of mentorsA day in the life of a pro baseball coachMeditation and PrayerWhy practice gratitudeTalking to GodChase’s relationship with GodGetting ejected in his last gameThe retirement letter he wroteIron sharpens iron