This week my guest is Ryan Lavarnway.
Ryan and I discuss how the only thing stopping us from achieving our wildest dreams are the limiting beliefs we create and that we have the power dismantle those same beliefs if we are brave enough to take responsibility for our decisions.
Our conversation ranges from exploring commitment, shared visions, team work, “unrealistic” expectations, family, faith, and failing all leading to defining our own unique version of success regardless of whether anyone else believes in us.
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Ryan grew up in Woodland Hills, California. He played baseball at El Camino Real High School. After graduating from high school, he attended Yale University, where he majored in philosophy and played baseball for the Bulldogs setting the Ivy League record with 33 home runs and the longest hitting streak at 25 games.
Ryan was originally drafted by the Boston Red Sox. Since Making his major league debut in August of 2011 Ryan has played in parts of 10 Major League Baseball seasons for eight different teams and went on to become the 2013 World Series champion.
Ryan has also served as a guest lecturer at elite institutions such as Harvard, UGA, Syracuse, Georgia State and much more.
Learn more about Ryan at ryanlavarnway.com
