This is like believing in Murphy's Law. This is a great topic for debate but I always try to avoid this negative mindset. When I was doing what ever it took to reach my velocity goal of 94mph, I not only developed a program to help me do this, which is the 3X Pitching Velocity program, but I was also reading all of the motivational books that I could find. Stories like Roger Banister and the 4 minute mile is what changed my life. Things started happening to me that I could only dream of. If you take a perspective in your career, that everything ends with a "Wall," then you are destine to fail, in my book!

Good stuff, Z! I had 3 well respected Doctors tell me that I would never play competitive baseball again after my rotator cuff tear because I didn't have the eligibility in college to recover from this injury. They believed this because they said it would take me a few years to just throw again and if I had the desire, it would take me another good year to get back to the college level and even if I was able to get this far they said I had no guarantee that my shoulder could handle pitching at the college level again. I refused to listen and I proved them wrong because I refused to believe in limitations. I learned that the human body can recover from and do anything it believes in. The problem is most people do not believe!