E221 | Jack Crawford: A 10-Year NFL Vet’s Take On What Makes a Great Coach, Learning From Failure & World Travel

The Art Of Coaching

Brett Bartholomew

Health & Fitness, Business, Education

5 • 642 Ratings

🗓️ 9 May 2022

⏱️ 107 minutes

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Summary

Jack Crawford isn’t your ordinary 10 year NFL vet… and this just might be one of the most interesting episodes to date. On today’s show, Jack takes us on a journey from his childhood playing cricket and the *real* football in the streets of London to gorilla trekking in Uganda (with a few stops in professional football along the way). We discuss everything from his unconventional views on good coaching to becoming self-aware at a young age, learning from failure, navigating politics on social media and even the experience of going to the same high school as Harry Potter (aka Daniel Radcliffe). Connect with Jack: Via Instagram: @j_crawford58 Throughout the episode Jack talks about the value of having great mentors throughout his career. That’s exactly what we’ve created with the Coalition; If you’re in search of a think tank or place where you can share ideas with other leaders, get real feedback and learn to grow personally and professionally, check out artofcoaching.com/coalition. This is a community we only run twice a year and applications for the next round start now! Come join us and get a professional community, clarity focused on community and building momentum. artofcoaching.com/coalition Upcoming live events: Speaker School - May 28th - Atlanta, GA Apprenticeship - August 13-14th - Sacramento, CA Apprenticeship - August 27-28th - Denver, CO Today’s episode is brought to you by Dynamic Fitness & Strength. Dynamic is our title sponsor and our go-to equipment guys. If you need anything for your home or full-sized gym- they offer the most affordable, customizable, durable equipment on the market.

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0:00.0	Today's episode is brought to you by the Art of Coaching Coalition.
0:13.9	When I first started the Art of Coaching, I had a very specific problem.
0:18.0	I couldn't find a whole lot of people to serve as a think tank, a trusted think tank.
0:22.3	People that would give me feedback.
0:24.0	People that could help me learn more how to grow as an entrepreneur.
0:27.2	And not only just professionally, but also personally as well.
0:30.5	It seemed like everything out there was about making millions of dollars, flying jets,
0:35.2	wearing three-piece suits, and just some other form of extremism.
0:39.2	When in reality, I just wanted a professional community centered on gaining clarity, accountability,
0:44.2	and building momentum.
0:45.5	Very much come as you are.
0:46.8	And that's what we've created.
0:48.3	If you go to artofcoaching.com slash coalition, you can learn more about this think tank of
0:53.8	individuals that will help you get out of your own way.
0:56.9	We have two sessions that we do every single year, both of which last six months.
1:01.7	More details can be found at artofcoaching.com slash coalition.
1:05.2	And again, if you want mentoring at the highest level,
1:07.6	you want people to share your ideas and to grow
1:10.0	and get honest feedback from artofcoaching.com slash coalition. Check it out, check it out.
1:25.1	Welcome to the Art of Coaching Podcast.
1:35.6	I'm Rev.
1:36.1	Otholomew and at a young age, poor communication nearly caused me my life.
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