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🗓️ 9 March 2021
⏱️ 110 minutes
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0:00.0 | I would work around the clock right weekends because I was passionate and that's one thing |
0:11.3 | I'd say to anybody who's passionate about what they do, make sure you do things that are |
0:16.8 | sustainable because no matter how passionate you are, no matter how much you love your |
0:20.6 | job, if you're doing it like 24, 7, 7 days a week and you don't give yourself a break |
0:25.7 | just because you love it, it's still work and it will eventually catch up to you and |
0:30.2 | I did have that moment, you know, those moments, you know, when I was a one-mind operation, |
0:35.0 | I loved it and that's why I was so quick to hire somebody else on my team just to make |
0:40.6 | sure we build infrastructure to kind of, you know, sustain ourselves for many years ahead. |
0:55.7 | Hey, what's up everyone, I'm Mario Freyoli, this is the Morning Shakeout podcast and my |
1:16.3 | guest this week is Howie Kafleski. |
1:19.5 | I really enjoyed this conversation and I am super excited to share it here with all |
1:23.3 | of you. Howie is someone that I've known since 2006, he's one of the top agents in all |
1:28.6 | of Endurance Sports and one of the nicest guys that I've ever known. He's the founder |
1:33.4 | and president of Howie Management and his agency represents some of the top athletes in |
1:38.0 | track and field, road racing, trail running and triathlon. |
1:42.4 | His most notable client is his brother Meb, who he has been representing since 2005 and |
1:47.2 | his roster also includes Alephine Tuleamook, Alexi Papis, Katie Zafaris and Joe Gray |
1:53.0 | amongst others. |
1:55.0 | We covered a pretty wide range of topics in this conversation from the book he's been |
1:58.5 | helping his dad out with to the role that storytelling has played throughout his life. |
2:03.4 | We talked about coming to the US from Eritrea and some of his earliest memories as a young |
2:07.5 | kid to how he ended up at UCLA and the path he followed to becoming a sports agent. |
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