Success Leaves Clues with Jon Karcich
Hosted by Jon Karcich, a former D1 baseball coach and 7th-round MLB draft pick, Success Leaves Clues is designed for players, coaches, and parents who want to grow their game.
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#234- You're Chasing The Wrong Thing (opens the original)
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Every athlete wants the next level, but constantly looking ahead can steal your attention from the work that actually gets you there. Jon explains why goals give you direction, but your focus has to come back to dominating today, improving where you are, and stacking pennies.
#233- How I Got Stronger (opens the original)
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Self-talk can build confidence, change your mindset, and ultimately influence how you perform as an athlete. Jon Karcich shares the affirmations he’s using with his 14U baseball team—and how telling himself “I am strong” changed his own actions in the weight room. Confidence isn’t just something you wait to feel; your words can create awareness, influence your decisions, and help you respond better when failure inevitably shows up.
#232- Steph Curry’s “Superpower” Lesson Every Athlete Needs (opens the original)
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Steph Curry believes he has a superpower—and every athlete should figure out what theirs is. In this episode, Jon Karcich breaks down confidence, self-awareness, and why you may not be lacking what you need—you may simply be blocking it.
#231- Why You Shouldn't Wait (opens the original)
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Taking action is one of the simplest ways athletes can build discipline, better habits, and confidence—and it usually starts with something much smaller than you think. Jon shares a simple question he asked an athlete, a five-minute lesson from his own life, and a challenge to do one thing today that makes tomorrow better.
#230- Water the Plant: Why Success Takes Longer Than You Think (opens the original)
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Delayed gratification, consistency, and the compound effect are what separate athletes who keep growing from athletes who quit too early. Jon Karcich explains why success works like growing a plant: you have to keep watering it long before you see the results.
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