In this episode of Abnormal, I talk to one of the most successful rugby players of all time, Matt Giteau. Matt Played for Australia 103 times over the course of his career, including playing in 2 Rugby World Cup Finals. Matt reflects on key moments in his career, and more importantly, how those moments have prepared him for life after rugby. Chapters00:00 Introduction to Matt Giteau03:08 Transitioning from Rugby to Life Beyond05:54 The Challenge of Identity After Retirement08:45 The KOKO Podcast11:57 Coaching and Mentorship in Rugby15:05 Finding Purpose After Professional Sports30:40 Navigating Life After Sports38:12 The Emotional Toll of Selection Decisions45:54 Rebounding in France: A New Chapter53:44 The Pressure of World Cup Finals01:00:05 Celebrations and Reflections on SuccessGet in touch:Instagram: / petelaverick YouTube: / @pete.laverick Facebook: / pete.laverick.5 Email: [email protected]
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