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Join us for an engaging episode with Cole Freeman, a former LSU baseball star whose career took an unexpected turn during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Instead of succumbing to setbacks, Cole channeled his energy into founding the Heart Has No Limit Foundation, a nonprofit aimed at empowering youth to overcome challenges and achieve their dreams.

Through personal anecdotes and lessons learned on and off the field, Cole shares his insights on mental resilience, positivity, and faith as foundational elements in shaping one’s journey to success.

Cole opens up about his faith-driven upbringing and the profound impact it had on his personal development and life choices. His story reveals a moving journey from a simple tattoo to a motivational symbol that sparked the creation of his nonprofit.

Navigating the complexities of establishing the Heart Has No Limit Foundation, Cole discusses obtaining 501c3 status and the ways his personal experiences have inspired him to make a positive impact through faith, family, and entrepreneurial pursuits.

The episode also explores an innovative educational initiative aimed at inspiring resilience and self-belief in today's youth. Collaborating with experts, Cole is developing a curriculum that highlights the traits of historical figures who have overcome fear and failure.

Designed for kids aged 10 to 16, the program is set to pilot with organizations like the Boys and Girls Club. As the conversation unfolds, we underscore the importance of optimism, trust, and faith in helping young people navigate their unique challenges, ultimately building a brighter future for all.