With professional baseball behind him, Colt Jennings enters an arena with no scoreboard and no predictable season: earning a living.
Corporate work gives way to the restless discipline of building businesses, finding partners, solving problems, and carrying the responsibility of making payroll. At the same time, a young marriage is finding its footing and a family is taking shape.
Guided by mentors, hard-earned mistakes, and a deepening faith, Colt begins to understand that providence rarely arrives on schedule. This is the bridge between athlete and entrepreneur — a warmer, more intimate installment about responsibility, marriage, family, and the formation of a man learning to carry what has been entrusted to him.
The business details are credible, but the emotional center is marriage, family, and the formation of a man learning to carry what has been entrusted to him.