S2E24: Mike Brown - How Anger Fueled A Relentless Rise in World Rugby

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Recorded02 Dec 2025

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Known for his fierce competitiveness and unrelenting drive, Mike Brown opens up in this episode about the emotional fuel behind his rugby career. From growing up with a chip on his shoulder to becoming one of England’s most respected full-backs, Mike shares the untold side of performance — anger, isolation, identity, and transformation. He now uses everything he learned to help build healthier high-performance cultures.SHOW NOTESWhy anger and rejection shaped his rugby identityHow his childhood created a need to constantly prove himselfThe emotional cost of elite performanceHow becoming a father changed his purposeWhat true leadership looks like beyond the pitch

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