Show notes
13:30 - Coach talks about his Lighthouse Moment that got him into coaching.14:50 - “Sports don’t build character unless coaches intentionally teach character and the best way to teach it is to model it”15:36 - Coach shares one of his greatest failures which he's never shared before.17:05 - Coach talks about the difference between having thick skin vs a strong why18:20 - The importance of defining what failure and success are with your leadership staff. 19:45 - Why we need to embrace failure with our teams, whether that's coaching a sports team or a business unit.19:54 - "Somewhere along the lines society started to look at failure as a negative thing and we started to bubble wrap our kids, with the best of intentions, and not let them get hurt, but we have to realize that we’re doing more damage then good."22:10 - Why the the players need to see you, as the coach, fail.30:10 - "The peaks and valleys of marriage are what build a long-lasting relationship."33:05 - "You’re going to gain more love and respect from your players by being honest with them through the good, the bad the ugly."33:20 - "Embrace the failures and realize that failures are a blessing in relationships, in raising your children, in everything."35:34 - Coach gives his one final message he would share with the world.Coach Kurt Hines IG - @CoachKurtHinesCoach Kurt Hines Twitter - @CoachKurtHinesStudying Failure IG - @studyingfailureStudying Failure's Facebook - Studying FailureStudying Failure Website - https://www.studyingfailure.com/Jon's Twitter -@Jon_Egan_Jon's IG - @Jon_Egan_


