Baseball keeps its own pace.
It doesn’t rush because you’re ready, and it doesn’t slow down because you’re not. The pitch is coming when it comes. You either meet it or you don’t.
There’s no negotiating with that.
And maybe that’s the point. You don’t control the timing—you control the preparation. The swings you took before, the reps no one saw, the way you learned to stay steady when things felt too fast.
Life works like that too, more often than we’d like.
Opportunities show up unannounced. Challenges do the same. You don’t get to ask for a minute to gather yourself. You just respond with whatever you’ve built up to that moment.
So you learn to build well.
Not perfectly. Not all at once. Just consistently enough that when your moment comes, you don’t need the game to slow down.
You’re already there.
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