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What can leaders learn from Olympic athletes?
Former cycling champion and high-performance coach Lee Povey breaks down why winning is out of your control — and why focusing on process, feedback, and adaptability is what truly drives performance.
This episode challenges hustle culture, fixed leadership styles, and ego-driven management.
Because the Olympic mindset isn’t about medals.
It’s about becoming better — every day.
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