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English
United States
101 episodes
since Feb. 20, 2025
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Everybody wants to talk about leadership. Fewer people want to talk about the evidence. In this episode, I break down what leadership actually looks like in sports. It’s not a title, a speech, being the loudest guy in the room, or telling everybody else what they need to do. Leadership is behavior.…

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When a hitter struggles, we usually look at the swing first. Hands. Bat path. Load. Mechanics. But what if the swing is the last domino to fall? In this episode, Curtis breaks down what happens before the swing — preparation, timing, attention, pitch recognition, decision-making and commitment — an…
Twelve hours, five games, one weekend at a heavily scouted showcase — and the same pattern kept showing up. Some players got tight, tried to manufacture something, started competing against the radar gun instead of the hitter in the box. Others didn't change at all. Same tempo, same decisions,…
Good decisions and bad decisions usually start before the moment you act. They start with what you noticed, what you missed, how clearly you were thinking, how recovered you were, and whether you were actually aware of what was happening around you and inside you. In this episode, we look at how at…
I’m tired of talking about recruiting. Tired of the same old same old.. The conversations full of coach words and subjective opinions. Rankings. Exposure. Commitments. Opinions. Promises. Social media noise. TransferEQ was built to cut through a lot of that bullshit, but this episode goes a couple …
Most people don’t need to work harder. They need to understand where their attention, energy and capacity are actually going. In this episode, I explain the thinking behind ResetEQ, TransferEQ, RecruitEQ and EQ-OS, and why attention may be one of the most important performance variables we still do…
Baseball has more information than ever, but information only matters if coaches can actually transfer it to players. In this episode, Curtis Pelletier talks about why great coaching requires more than baseball knowledge. It requires clarity, structure, transparency and an understanding of the gene…
A deep dive into what baseball recruiting gets wrong when rankings, measurables, profiles, and exposure start to look like certainty. In this episode, I break down why a verified number is only as useful as the context behind it, why Fit Score should be separated from Confidence Score, and why the …
The Recruiting Illusion: When Exposure Becomes the Product Baseball has more recruiting platforms, showcases, rankings, video, metrics and exposure than at any point in the history of the game. So why does recruiting still feel so confusing? In this solo piece, I break down what I believe has happe…
What if the biggest obstacle to performance isn't talent, discipline, confidence, or motivation? What if it's the way we see? In this special episode, I step away from interviews, frameworks, and coaching conversations to share something far more personal: The Manifesto. This isn't a…
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