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Becoming Unstoppable When It Matters Most

· 38 min · Episode 14

Episode Becoming Unstoppable When It Matters Most

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Becoming Unstoppable When It Matters Most

Summary

In this episode of the Amplify Speakers podcast, host Chris Sund interviews Alex Weber. He shares his journey from a bullied kid and college athlete to a coach, entertainer, and Ninja Warrior. Discover powerful lessons on leadership, resilience, and the importance of caring for others to unlock your full potential.

Takeaways

· Leadership and culture in coaching

· The importance of showing care and appreciation

· Lessons from competing in Ninja Warrior

· Building resilience through failure and support

· Leadership Culture Model

· Growth Mindset in Sports and Life

· Show genuine care and appreciation for team members

· Build trust through micro moments and authenticity

· Persist through failure and show up consistently

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Alex Weber

01:15 From Lacrosse to Coaching

04:35 The Power of Empathy in Leadership

10:32 Transitioning to Entertainment and Hosting

12:44 The Journey of Competing on American Ninja Warrior

21:29 Overcoming Challenges and Mindset Shifts

25:10 The Importance of Community Support

32:12 Family Influence and Personal Growth

36:10 Final Thoughts and Future Aspirations

Quotes

"Love your players and love what you do."

"People don't see it until they see it."

"Admit what you truly want and become it."

Links

Alex Weber’s Profile:

https://amplifyspeakers.com/alex-weber/

Alex Weber’s Website:

https://www.imalexweber.com/

Alex Weber’s LinkedIn:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-weber-76597313/

Alex Weber’s Book:

https://www.imalexweber.com/book

Transcript

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