Filling Voids With Value I miss the work. I miss running an offense. I miss celebrating my teammates successes. I miss the elation of winning a match and the full-body fatigue of a tough five setter. I miss feeling the growth and chipping away at my goals and writing in my journal to reflect on what the last day of training felt like. Something that’s helped fill my setter-hole and keep me connected to the sport while away from it physically, are the mentorship opportunities that have been popping up. When meeting these other athletes I quickly realized that all of my years of preparation have led me to this moment where I now have the tools to help other aspiring setters and athletes on their own journeys. I’ve spent over twenty years working to master my craft. I’ve written hundreds of journal entries and spent countless hours watching film, working out and getting repetitions. The goal was always to improve my game as much as I possibly could. The work I was putting in was always...