Nine Innings, Life Lessons Learned
By Lenny Silva
"An Inspirational and Motivational book that will change your life"
Ken Ryan, Boston Red Sox
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Nine Innings
Life Lessons Learned
Nine Innings: Life Lessons Learned, written for young student-athletes and their parents, contains nine chapters, each referenced to coincide with nine innings of a baseball game. This guide provides practical advice from a father, baseball coach, and financial advisor to help you and your child become mentally tougher, relying on confidence, courage, competitiveness, and continued improvement to succeed in school, sports, and life. Learn how to find the inner strength to improve your life with a positive attitude and proper goal-setting techniques, while stepping out of your comfort zone. In order to achieve all that you want, it's important to understand that the behavioral changes you make today will improve who you are tomorrow. This is best accomplished by focusing your energy on the present. Nine Innings: Life Lessons Learned offers practical advice to help young student athletes-and their parents-become more confident, street-smart, mentally strong, positive, focused, and successful.
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Discover the wisdom of a seasoned baseball player and financial advisor in Nine Innings, Life Lessons Learned. This book is a must-read for anyone looking to get ahead in life.
Dear Lenny, I am soo proud of you, I absolutely LOVED the book. There is way to much information for me to write to express on how much I enjoyed and loved reading every word in this book. All the many examples that you portrayed, I was at the edge of my seat. I mean it, when I say that I related to so many things that you wrote about and how it can help me and my kids my life. Your words are so motivating and inspiring, I loved the way you wrote about the Life Lessons Learned which get highlighted in each chapter. Your personal experiences shared in the book made you human and not just a superstar. Lenny, I mean it, I looked forward to every page and the useful knowledge I learned and presently sharing with my two kids. I loved the way the chapters coincided with nine innings of a baseball game to make it a fun and easy read for my family. Well done and congratulations on a great book to help others. My two kids will be reading it next after my husband Doug gets done with it. Congratulations on accomplishing so much by writing this book and getting it published in one year for yourself and helping others all in the same time.
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If you're looking for a book that will inspire you to be your best self, look no further than Nine Innings, Life Lessons Learned. This book is filled with valuable insights that will stay with you long after you've finished reading it.
Hi Lenny,
For some reason I woke up really early this morning and could not go back to sleep.....so Imade some coffee, got your book and sat outside on my deck and began to read. I endedup reading the whole book in just an hour and a half........mainly because I couldn't put it
down. I wanted to take in all the stories and advice you had because I don't get a "man's"perspective. At times I found tears streaming down my face and my heart breaking in a million pieces realizing what my boys are missing by not having a father around. The
heartaches the boys must feel inside is unbarely for me to think about.
Lenny Silva's Nine Innings, Life Lessons Learned is a must-read for anyone looking to live life to the fullest. This book is packed with practical advice and inspiring stories that will motivate you to be your best self.
I really want you to realize how much you mean to Matt. By taking the time to come over and give him that book means more to him (and to me) than you will ever realize. Every time you or Gregg or Jack Small take a moment to acknowledge Matt gives him such a
boost. He is such a sensitive kid and it has been so hard for him. He struggles with his schoolwork and I can't seem to make him realize how important schoolwork is. He gives so much to being a great athlete and he is in such need of recognition to make him feel
worthwhile .... a feeling he hasn't been getting with schoolwork...he shuts down and "gives up". I plan on reading your chapter on the importance of schoolwork to him myself!