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Built for the Storm: Weather the Storms of Life with Grit, Faith, and Determination Paperback – October 31, 2025

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Management number 219171161 Release Date 2026/05/03 List Price US$15.98 Model Number 219171161
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Surviving Life’s Most Brutal StormsAs a World Series-winning pitcher with the San Francisco Giants, Jeremy Affeldt stared down all kinds of pressure. But none compared to the stress he faced in his personal life, when things completely fell apart. He learned that going it alone in a crisis is like trying to pitch without a catcher—there’s no one to help with the next pitch or advise you on the curveballs.In Built for the Storm, Affeldt shares his personal story—including pitching with double vision in Game 7 of the 2014 World Series—and the lesson he’s learned: It’s better to find your herd—a small group of friends who are there for you whenthe next storm hits. It’s called the “buffalo mentality”—a mindset to run toward the storm, rather than away from it. Not because the storm isn’t terrifying, but because it is. And when we face the storm and move into it, there’s a good chance we’ll get through it faster. Especially together. That’s the buffalo mentality. That’s built for the storm. Read more

ISBN13 979-8272119056
Language English
Publisher Independently published
Dimensions 5.31 x 0.32 x 8.46 inches
Item Weight 8.2 ounces
Print length 142 pages
Publication date October 31, 2025

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