Paul Rabil: Co-founder of the Premier Lacrosse League | #ThePlaybook 33

The Playbook With David Meltzer

David Meltzer, Entrepreneur.com

Entrepreneurship, Business, Careers

4.6 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 27 March 2018

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Paul Rabil, lacrosse superstar and entrepreneur, sat down with David Meltzer at SXSW to discuss the value he gets from being of service to others and the role of empathy in his interactions. The two discuss how to leverage social media for personal brands, how to ask for help from others, and how endurance factors into success. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is The Playbook, where I give you access each week to the world's greatest athletes and executives
0:06.7	about their personal and professional playbook and what has made them champions on and off the field.
0:13.6	Yankees win!
0:15.6	That contract extension was for $176 million.
0:19.9	A touchdown!
0:20.9	And a title for the Patriots.
0:24.0	I can't believe it for the wall.
0:26.0	He got it!
0:29.0	I'm your host and CEO Sports One Marketing, David Melter.
0:36.0	This is Dave Melzer, CEO of Sports One Marketing
0:38.9	here with a live playbook for entrepreneur
0:42.0	and I am here for a second time with one of my favorite
0:45.6	guests that never got publicized Paul Rabel the world's greatest lacrosse
0:50.2	player. Thank you I appreciate that that. Excited to be here. I just landed and hopped in a lift, dropped
0:58.0	my bags off at the Hilton, walked over here, ready to go. That's awesome. This is one of the first cities that I did
1:04.2	Uber or Lyft because we had so many bags. I was like let's rent a car so we could
1:08.0	have mobile storage and then Uber in from where we parked. Running cars is a win from my perspective, especially when you have a lot of bags.
1:15.8	We run a one of our businesses is lacrosse camps and clinics and we stay in major market
1:21.4	cities. We travel to 14 a year and we'll get these
1:24.2	SUVs and there's still something about the on-demand driving experience of
1:29.6	just being able to get in your car drive, not have to worry about Uber Lift, transactions, the late fees,
1:36.2	all that stuff.
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