We sit down with Aaron Johnson, the explosive Canadian opening batter with Jamaican roots, whose late start and relentless work ethic have turned him into one of the most feared T20 hitters in Associate cricket.

From herding goats in rural Jamaica to smashing sixes on the international stage, Aaron shares his journey of grit, growth, and the power of staying true to your game.

We talk farm life, cricket culture, mental resilience, training through Canadian winters, and his mindset on debuting for Canada at age 31.

He reflects on key mentors, time spent in England's club cricket scene, what he learned from the likes of Tim Southee, Chris Green, and Colin de Grandhomme, and why his motto remains: “See ball, hit ball.”

🔎 Topics covered: The discipline farm life instilled in him His late bloom in professional cricket Life in Canada and qualifying for the national team Lessons from the Global T20 League

His mindset before making his international debut What it takes to rise from obscurity to the world stage

📍Whether you're a cricketer, coach, or just someone chasing a dream, this episode is filled with raw inspiration and grounded wisdom.

The Cerebral Cricketer Podcast is a deep dive into the psychological side of cricket.

Through exclusive interviews with cricketers, coaches, and experts, we explore the journey, mindset, thought processes, and mental resilience behind success.

From how batsmen sharpen their focus to the mental cues bowlers use for consistent execution, this podcast unpacks the cerebral side of the game - one conversation at a time.

Decode the Mind, Master Your Temperament!

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