North Brunswick, New Jersey Apr 25, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - East Stroudsburg University student-athlete and rising baseball pitcher Jonathan Misura has officially launched his new personal website, https://www.jonathanmisuraathlete.com. The site offers fans, coaches, recruiters, and fellow athletes a closer look into his journey, mindset, and commitment to excellence both on the mound and beyond. A native of Milltown, New Jersey, Jonathan is known for his disciplined approach to life. Balancing a rigorous academic schedule with daily athletic training, he is currently preparing for his upcoming season with the Syracuse Salt Cats in the New York Collegiate Baseball League (NYCBL). This website is a place where I can be real about what it takes to grow as both an athlete and a person, says Misura. Its not just about stats or highlightsits about the process, the lessons, and staying grounded. What to Expect on the Site Jonathans new website is designed to be a personal and professional platform, featuring: Baseball Updates: A running record of stats, team news, and performance highlights. Training and Mindset Content: Insights into his routines, recovery strategies, and mental approach to the game. Photo and Video Gallery: Game action, practice footage, and behind-the-scenes content. Personal Blog: Stories, lessons, and reflections from his journey as a student-athlete. Contact Portal: A space for fans, coaches, and collaborators to connect directly. Whether its a detailed breakdown of a bullpen session or a blog post about handling adversity, Misura aims to keep the content authentic and useful to others pursuing excellence. Jonathans off-field passionslike snowboarding, fishing, and scuba divingwill also be featured, showcasing his appreciation for adventure and balance. Ive always believed in showing up every day, doing the work, and finding joy in both the highs and lows, he says. This site reflects that mindset. As he gears up for his collegiate summer league debut, Misuras new online home will serve as a digital journal and resource for those following his pathor carving their own. About Jonathan Misura Jonathan Misura is a student-athlete from Milltown, NJ, currently attending East Stroudsburg University. A left-handed pitcher, he will be competing with the Syracuse Salt Cats in the NYCBL this summer. Off the field, he is a certified deep-sea diver, avid fisherman, and snowboarding enthusiast. Jonathan is committed to consistent growth, discipline, and inspiring others through his journey. To read more, visit the website here: https://www.jonathanmisuraathlete.comContact: info@jonathanmisura.comMedia ContactJonathan Misura*****@jonathanmisura.comhttps://www.jonathanmisuraathlete.com/ Source :Jonathan MisuraThis article was originally published by IssueWire. Read the original article here.
Grass Valley, California May 9, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - A veteran sales enablement leader is offering the business world an unconventional memoir full of career lessons, leadership insights, and even a few four-legged co-stars. Ian Spandow, a former Oracle sales coach and global training director, has published Rescuing Dogs and Salespeople: A Memoir from the Mutt, a 159-page account of his journey through the highs and lows of the tech sales industry and how rescuing dogs transformed his perspective on professional growth. Written in a candid, witty style, the book merges two decades of Silicon Valley experience with heartfelt stories from Spandows current role as founder of a nonprofit dog rescue, drawing surprising parallels between sales teams and rescue dogs. Spandows business credentials are well-established. Over a 30+ year career in sales training, he has trained more than 9,000 professionals across 30 countries in effective selling and leadership techniques. He served as a Sales Coaching leader at Oracles European division before moving to the companys California headquarters, and later held senior enablement roles at Riverbed, Marin Software, MongoDB, and WalkMe. But Rescuing Dogs and Salespeople is not a typical business memoir reciting corporate successes. Instead, Spandow shares candid stories of adversity and resilience that shaped him as a leader. Notably, he recounts how his plucky audacity led to a clash of principles: Spandow was fired from a senior position at a tech firm after defending an immigrant colleague from unfair treatment. At one point, he was even slated for a cover story in Newsweek before a sudden visa issue nearly derailed his American dream. These dramatic setbacks forced Spandow to reinvent himself, and in the book he reflects on what each experience taught him about ethical leadership and personal growth. A unique aspect of the memoir is how Spandow interweaves lessons learned from dog training into his management philosophy. After a mid-career pivot, Spandow found himself running a dog sanctuary in Northern California, an unlikely turn that, as the book reveals, made him a better sales leader. Youll read about how training dogs and training humans have many things in common, Spandow said in the memoir. He draws direct comparisons between rehabilitating a fearful rescue dog and coaching an underperforming salesperson. In one passage, Spandow observes that salespeople are too often treated like unwanted dogs neglected, undernourished, and frequently abandoned in corporate settings, and argues that with the right nurturing and support, both can thrive. This striking analogy, delivered with Spandows trademark frankness, challenges managers to reconsider how they treat their teams. A little patience and empathy can turn a skittish recruit into a top performer, Ive seen it with my dogs, and Ive seen it with my sales reps, he said, encapsulating one of the books core messages. For the business reader, Rescuing Dogs and Salespeople offers more than personal anecdotes. It provides insight into resilient leadership and building a positive sales culture. Spandow discusses practical takeaways from his experiences, such as the importance of defending ones team (even at personal risk) and how to foster loyalty and motivation. His journey from the boardroom to the barnyard highlights the value of adaptability, being willing to roll with the punches of a volatile career and find purpose in unexpected places. Industry colleagues are already taking note. Upon its release, the book quickly climbed into the Top 20 of Amazons new Computer & Technology Biographies rankings, reflecting strong interest in Spandows cross-disciplinary approach. Early readers in the sales community have described the memoir as inspiring and refreshingly authentic, noting its appeal to anyone who has faced setbacks in their career and come back stronger. Another notable element is Spandows philanthropic twist. In lieu of a typical profit-driven book launch, Spandow has pledged that 100% of proceeds from the memoir will go to Spandow House Dog Rescue, the certified non-profit organization he runs with his wife. The sanctuary, based in Smartsville, Calif., provides care for dogs that have been abandoned or abused, and many of the books heartwarming scenes draw directly from Spandows rescue experiences. By channeling all book sales to the charity, Spandow is literally turning his professional story into a vehicle for giving back. Its not just a memoir its a mission, he said. If sharing my life story can help feed a few more dogs or train a few more salespeople with compassion, then Ive succeeded. Rescuing Dogs and Salespeople: A Memoir from the Mutt was published on April 23, 2025, and is available in paperback (ISBN 979-8281166386) and eBook formats. Business readers, sales teams, and entrepreneurs will find the book on Amazon and other major retailers. With its blend of real-world business wisdom and heartwarming tales of rescued dogs, Spandows memoir stands out as an innovative addition to the leadership genre. For more information, visit IanSpandow.com.Media ContactIan Spandow, Spandow Houseinfo@spandowhouse.com(415) 299-51978239 Creek Way Smartsville, CA 95977http://www.spandowhouse.com Source :Spandow HouseThis article was originally published by IssueWire. Read the original article here.