Shane Greene

Because everybody deals with it and nobody talks about it, or at least it's not talked about enough.

So I'm excited to continue to open up and share this journey.

Yeah, when I was at home last year rehabbing, that's when I really learned how passionate I was about helping young baseball players.

I worked with 10 to 15 high school to minor league players.

One guy I was working with on the mental side actually debuted this year with the Braves.

So my passion is like the mental emotional side of the game.

I don't think it's talked about enough now more than ever with most of like the

gradable stuff being on the iPad, you know, the iPads not really telling you what's going on here.

And this is how you separate yourself from the pack, essentially.

So I'm super passionate about that.

So that's definitely, that's definitely there.

And then again, like just sharing my story has opened up so many doors, like the amount of phone calls I've been on in the last two to three weeks and opportunities moving forward to continue to share my story, maybe help other people share theirs.

A lot of people have stories to tell, and most of the time you only see the Tom Brady's and LeBron James and the Derek Jeter story because they're the best of the best of the best.

But we all have different journeys, and we all have stories to tell.

And most of the time, guys like myself, our story is more relatable because not everybody's going to be the Derek Jeter.

Not everybody's going to be the Aaron Judge.

There's a lot more guys that played in the big leagues for years

you know, two to five years that most people have never even heard of.

So those people have stories too.

So I'm looking to maybe help people like that, tell their stories and again, just continue networking and, and bring awareness to