Welcome to another inspiring episode of "Mick Unplugged." I'm your host, Mick Hunt, and today we have an incredible story of resilience, leadership, and personal growth with our special guest, Diamyn Hall. Once a star athlete with dreams of the NFL, Diamyn faced a life-altering injury at age 14 that changed his trajectory. In this episode, he shares how he transitioned from football to baseball, eventually building a cutting-edge mental skills and leadership system that led teams to championships and got players drafted. Diamyn's journey is a testament to the power of the "one-day contract mentality" and the importance of hyper-individualization in training. He delves into his return to on-site coaching at IMG Academy, mentorship under Dave Turgeon, and his current role with the Orioles where he works on a "blank canvas" to further his developmental goals. We'll also discuss pivotal moments and influential books that shaped his career and his transformative advice for young athletes. Mick Hunt emphasizes how these lessons extend beyond sports, advocating for everyday excellence in all walks of life. Stay tuned as Diamyn Hall shares exclusive insights and announces an upcoming masterclass on mindset, leadership, and personal growth. This episode is packed with actionable advice and inspirational stories that you won't want to miss. So let's dive in and get unplugged with Diamyn Hall. Takeaways: · The importance of redefining identity after a life-changing event. · Mindset is crucial for success in sports and life. · Generational wealth encompasses more than just finances. Sound Bites: · “Daily actions should reflect a championship mentality. · “Encouragement for Continuous Self-Improvement and Authenticity” Connect and Discover LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/diamyn-hall-718184127 Instagram: Instagram.com/diamynhall Facebook: facebook.com/CoachDiamynHall Youtube: @diamynhall See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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I know what you do now, but let's go back to early Diamond.
Like, start athlete. I was 14 years old, was a football player. Up until this point, my mission and my vision was to get to the NFL so I could take care of my family.
Everything that you had built yourself to be and every goal and vision that you had for the first 14 years could no longer happen. What was your because that moment?
In that moment, the because was my family. It was my mom.
It was my little brother. It was, how do I become the best version of myself over these next few years?
Diamond, what's two tips you'd give to that high school junior or senior that's going to the next level, again, whether it's athletically or in life?
The number one thing would be to treat every single day. This is what I call the one day contract mentality. The second tip is be as coachable as you possibly can be. If there's one thing I've learned through working with some of the best athletes in the world, some of the best coaches in the world, some of the best executives in the world, they are always, always, always seeking to learn.
They're curious to get better. They're seeking feedback. The best of the best want to be coached.
Welcome to Mick Unplugged, where we ignite potential and fuel purpose. Get ready for raw insights, bold moves, and game-changing conversations. Buckle up. Here's Mick.
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