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Allgoodnoworries

Essays on Presence, Play, and the Power of Pickleball

Matthew Baron
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Duration
1h 47m
Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Baron Creative LLC

About

In this warm and reflective collection, life coach and certified pickleball instructor Matthew Lee Baron explores how a simple game became a path to presence, connection, and growth.
Through essays that blend personal storytelling, coaching insight, and cultural reference, Baron reflects on joy, frustration, friendship, and failure-all through the lens of life on the pickleball court. Whether coaching beginners, playing in tournaments, or finding calm in chaos, he invites readers to consider how showing up and staying in the game can be a practice for living well.
Perfect for fans of The Inner Game of Tennis, Brené Brown, and anyone curious about the emotional power of play.

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