The Major League Mindset Philosophy
Tuesday February 17, 2026
6:00 P.M. - 7:15 P.M.
Virtual Event
“Winning isn’t the Goal. Becoming a Winner is.” – Brandon Guyer
Are you looking to instill confidence, focus, and resilience in your athlete, whether they’re your child, grandchild, or another player? Join Brandon Guyer, former MLB player and founder of Major League Mindset, as he shares how coaches and parents can help athletes develop a major league mindset. In this session, Brandon will discuss key strategies for preparing athletes before a game, encouraging them after a poor performance, overcoming self-limiting fears, and maintaining focus before, during, and after a game.
Core Principles:
- Control the Controllables: Focus on effort, attitude, and preparation, not outcomes or opponents.
- Standards > Goals: Build systems and habits (routines) that lead to success, rather than chasing abstract goals.
- Separate Identities: Develop distinct “Major League Identities” as a great player and a great person, so self-worth isn’t solely tied to performance.
- Embrace Adversity: View challenges as opportunities to get better, not obstacles.
- Build Systems: Implement AM/PM routines, pre-game/in-game routines, and post-game routines to create consistency and trust.
- Resilience & Reset: Learn to reset quickly after mistakes using techniques like breathwork and journaling.
This is a virtual workshop. All registrants will be sent a link to the workshop prior to the event. Register by clicking the button below.
About the Trainer
Who is Brandon Guyer?
- Major league Baseball player for close to a decade, with over 15 years playing professionally.
- Founder of the Major League Mindset. Have helped players of all ages unlock their physical skills and take their game to the next level.
- The ONLY Mental Health Strength Coach in the world that has played in the World Series. He knows what it takes to shine (and help YOU shine) when it matters most.
- Mental Strength Coach for the Los angeles Angels, the University of Virginia Houston baseball teams.