ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of Tuned Talks, former NCAA head Dick Schultz and author Kevin Cramton explore the lessons learned from a vocation in high-stakes coaching and leadership. They discuss the proverbial truth that persistence often beats raw talent, illustrated with personal stories about legendary coach John Wooden and the evolution of basketball. This conversation offers practical career advice on maintaining a healthy family balance and the importance of adaptability to avoid hitting a professional plateau.00:58 Mentoring The Next Generation01:38 The Secret to Coaching02:58 Effort Beats Raw Talent04:28 Recruiting "Go-Get-Em" Guys07:08 Why "C" Students Win08:45 My Best Career Advice09:06 How The Game Changed11:02 Wilt Chamberlain's Illegal Dunk14:35 NBA's International Takeover15:42 The Real "Dream Team" Story18:35 Remembering My Friend, John Wooden20:16 John Wooden's Beard Rule23:52 Getting Wooden To Return29:10 The Career-Family Balance34:22 A Spouse Is Key40:01 Letting Your Kids Choose47:11 "Test Drive" Your Career51:31 The Most Important Skill54:22 Why Problems Are Good
