Guest: Shane Battier, former NBA player and is now the Vice President of Basketball Development & Analytics for the Miami Heat
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In this episode, Celia Slater talks with former Duke and NBA star Shane Battier.
Shane shares:
– Details of his childhood and some of the pain he felt growing up feeling different.
– How he learned to accept his role and the process he went through to decide on what college he would attend.
– How his dad was his greatest coach and mentor and taught him what it meant to be a great teammate.
– What made Coach K a great coach and how Shane became the Master of the Intangibles.
– What is the one job every athlete has and how to go about doing that job.
– The +/- system and how this system defined Shane’s greatness.
– How he learned to create value for himself, his role and what he brings to every team he is a member of.
Link to the book Shane mentions: Grit by Angela Duckworth
NY Times Magazine article referenced in podcast: No-Stats All-Star by Michela Lewis
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