Copying It Down

Harvey Dorfman has worked in education and psychology as a teacher, counselor, coach, and consultant. Dorfman was also a freelance journalist whose work appeared in The New York Times, Boston Globe, Miami Herald, and Los Angeles Times, among others. In 1999, Dorfman became a full-time consultant in sport psychology for the Scott Boras Corporation, an agency that represents professional baseball players.

• Chapter 1 IntroductionChapter 2 1. Through the Door Slowly`Chapter 3 2. ...It's Who You KnowChapter 4 3. Cast of CharactersChapter 5 4. FootballChapter 6 5. Basketball & BaseballChapter 7 6. Mountain Greenery: The QuestChapter 8 7. The Road Most TraveledChapter 9 8. Geography as DestinyChapter 10 9. A.D. — A Different SortChapter 11 10. Remediation: Classroom & CourtChapter 12 11. Basketball AgainChapter 13 12. From Warsaw to BarreChapter 14 13. Another DoorChapter 15 14. Act I: DisorientationChapter 16 15. Putting it into PlayChapter 17 16. The Beer is in the KitchenChapter 18 17. Staff DevelopmentChapter 19 18. Welcome to HuntsvilleChapter 20 19. The Rest of the SeasonChapter 21 20. Some Light AheadChapter 22 21. Anthony AdverseChapter 23 22. Mission AccomplishedChapter 24 23. All Manner of InstructionChapter 25 24. ScoutsChapter 26 25. The First 'Wild Card'Chapter 27 26. The Right WayChapter 28 27. AustraliaChapter 29 28. ParentsChapter 30 29. The Puck Stops HereChapter 31 30. A Fish StoryChapter 32 31. Back up the BusChapter 33 32. The Wheels on the Bus Go Round and RoundChapter 34 33. The Long and Winding RoadChapter 35 34. Marlins Win!Chapter 36 35. A Manta What?

There isn't a day that goes by that I don't use some word of Harvey-wisdom, whether it's on the baseball field or in my personal life.