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Cody Royle is the former Head Coach of AFL Team Canada, author of The Tough Stuff and Where Others Won't, and Coach of Elite Head Coaches.

Cody Royle is the Head Coach of AFL Team Canada, the men's national team for Australian Rules Football. He was born and raised in Australia, but has lived in Canada for over a decade now. Cody has spent the last number of years researching, interviewing, and writing about leadership, culture, and performance. As a result he is the author of two books on these subjects, Where Others Won't and The Tough Stuff. In addition he has his own podcast titled, Where Others Won't, where he has interviewed the likes of Joe Dumars, Adam Grant, Patti McCord, Michael Gervais, James Kerr, Rasmus Ankersen, Tony Granato and Peter DeBoer. Our discussion with Cody validated a lot of what our experiences and assumptions have been about coaching. Cody provided both anecdotal as well as empirical evidence to support the concept that coaches need to be high performers themselves, which in turn allows for their athletes to achieve peak performance. This self-care included nutrition, sleep, fitness, and most importantly in having someone to work with, a listening partner, who is outside of the inner circle who has no judgement, and is totally impartial. Cody's discussion is a great kick off to season 3 of the Beyond the X's and O's Podcast. Listeners are sure to take away numerous insights on how to be an effective coach and leader with today's athlete. Enjoy the discussion. Find out more about Cody at: https://www.codyroyle.com/

Today we spoke with Cody Royle - Coach, Best-selling Author, and Former Head Coach AFL Team Canada Cody is a coach to coaches. Author of 'The Tough Stuff' and 'Where Others Won't', he coaches 15 head coaches from 7 team sports globally. Roles range from cultural architect, mentor, confidante, facilitator, sounding board to idea generator; he has worked with the Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Raptors, Pittsburgh Pirates, Premier League...amongst others. We spoke about self-care for coaches, his coaching philosophy, and how his writing style changed from his first book to his latest - how his confidence and voice grew from experience. Cody discussed how his work reflects a journey from Australia to Canada, to Ireland (and his links with here!)...and how his identity has changed with fatherhood. We unpacked people vs tech innovations and the skills of great coaches. FYI Cody has a fantastic podcast - check out 'Where Others Won't' - guests include our friend Owen Eastwood, Crusaders head coach Scott Robertson and Lisa Fallon. Thanks for coming to our office in Dublin Cody! Highlights: In this episode we discussed:

Guest: Cody Royle, Author and Speaker   Author and speaker Cody Royle joins the Basketball Podcast to share insights on the optimization of the head coach. Cody Royle is an author, international keynote speaker, podcast host, and football coach. He is a former head coach of AFL Team Canada, the men's national program for Australian Rules football. Cody is a standout voice on how pro sports teams create sustained success. He has shared his coaching lessons with elite teams around the world. He challenges the status quo in coaching and is a driving voice in a change in coaching. Royle believes that the greatest opportunity for performance gains is in the optimization of the head coach. Cody is the author of two books The Tough Stuff and Where Others Won't. The Tough Stuff is a #1 Amazon bestseller in Australia and Canada. Focused on the human experience of head coaching, The Tough Stuff outlines how the emotional and mental toll placed on head coaches detracts from their ability to perform when it matters most. Where Others Won't look at how intelligent teams are able to organize and utilize their people to create a competitive advantage. Often, the teams that create sustained success are those who break all the rules and search for ideas where others aren't willing to go.   Breakdown 1:00 - Why Coaches Need a Coach 3:30 - Third Party 5:00 - Navigating The Weight 8:00 - Stereotypes 10:30 - Importance of Self Talk 16:00 - Advocating Coaches 22:00 - Cultural Barrier 27:30 - Interpretation of Energy 31:30 - Right Players Can Win 35:00 - Experience 38:00 - Bravery 44:00 - Vision From His Team 48:00 - Conclusion   Cody Royle's Bio: Bio: https://www.codyroyle.com/ (https://www.codyroyle.com/)  Twitter: https://twitter.com/codyroyle (https://twitter.com/codyroyle)   Basketball Immersion Website:http://basketballimmersion.com/ ( http://basketballimmersion.com/) Twitter:https://twitter.com/bballimmersion?lang=en ( https://twitter.com/bballimmersion?lang=en) YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/user/basketballimmersion ( https://www.youtube.com/user/basketballimmersion) Facebook:https://facebook.com/basketballimmersion ( https://facebook.com/basketballimmersion) Immersion Videos: Check out all our all-access practice and specialty clinics: https://www.immersionvideos.com/ (https://www.immersionvideos.com/)

Cody Royle is currently the head coach of AFL Team Canada, the men's national program for Australian Rules football. Cody is also an author, international keynote speaker, podcast host, football coach. He currently coaches 13 head coaches from seven team sports in five different countries. Cody is a standout voice on how pro sports teams create sustained success. His widely-acclaimed debut book, Where Others Won't, is a go-to guide of easily-implementable leadership strategies that have been quality-tested by some of the world's most iconic and successful teams. The sustained success of the book initiated a podcast of the same name, which has reached the top 100 in four countries and maintains a 5-star rating on iTunes.Most recently, Cody has turned his attention to coach wellbeing and performance with his second book, The Tough Stuff, becoming a bestseller in Australia, Canada, the UK, and the United States. A native of Melbourne, Australia, Cody resides in Toronto, Canada with his wife. For more from Cody go to:https://www.codyroyle.com For more from me follow these links: If you are curious about who you are, your brain and the influences in your life then please dip into my more recent book Mirror Thinking – How Role Models Make Us Human. https://bit.ly/MirrThinkMy book Defining You - How to Build Your Unique Personal Profile and Unlock Your True Potential can be found at via these links and in all good book stores globally:https://bit.ly/DefiningYou2ndEdhttps://amzn.to/2lFMwOrConnect with me at:Instagram:www.instagram.com/fiona_murdenTwitter:https://twitter.com/fionamurdenFacebook:https://facebook.com/fionamurden   

Cody Royle is an author, speaker, podcast host and football coach. He served as the head coach of AFL Team Canada, the men's national program for Australian Rules football, and author of the books "The Tough Stuff" and "Where Others Won't" In this conversation, Evan Burk speaks with Cody about his work as a coach for head coach's, developing traits on high performing teams, and his podcast and books on people and leadership strategies.

The People-First Culture podcast is one where we share lessons on building a great company and career.In this episode, I welcome Cody Royle. We discuss:What sport coaching tactics you can be using to lead your employees todayWe share stories about sports organizations and how they are specifically building a People-First Culture in their workplaces. How to relate sports analogies to employees who may have not played organized sports.Plus, much more.About Cody Royle:Cody is the Author of The Tough Stuff and Where Others Won't. He was the head coach for AFL Team Canada for 6 years. He is the host of the Where Others Won't podcast and has interviewed greats like Patty McCord, Daniel Pink, Adam Grant, and Joe Dumars.Follow Cody Royle:Twitter: https://twitter.com/codyroyleWebsite:  https://www.codyroyle.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/codyroyle/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/codyroyle/How we can link up:Website: www.michelfalcon.comLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michelfalcon/Twitter: https://twitter.com/MichelFalconInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/michelfalcon/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/michel.falcon.1/Interested in having me as a keynote speaker in your company?If so, visit → http://www.michelfalcon.com/keynote/Check out my book 'People First Culture' → https://www.amazon.ca/People-First-Culture-Lasting-Company-Shifting/dp/1544512147/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1550677572&sr=8-1&keywords=people+first+cultureMusic Intro Credits:Too Cool Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

In this episode, we welcome Cody Royle. Cody is an author and football coach. He's spent the last six years as the head coach of AFL Team Canada, the men's national program for Australian Rules football. Cody is a standout voice in how leadership propels teams to sustained success and now coaches other head coaches in elite sports, and now mentors over a dozen coaches in half a dozen different sports around the world. We discuss the struggles of being a head coach in any league and what it's like to be in the "hot seat" as a coach. How to navigate the management of player's emotions and psychology, decision making, and performance. Why future coaching can't be modeled with the traditional fear-based approach, but rather in safety, transparency, and emotional understanding.    Follow Cody on Social Media Instagram  Cody's Website Cody's Best Selling Book "The Tough Stuff"      Join our Curious Competitor Podcast Facebook Page. Follow Connor’s Instagram or Twitter Visit our YouTube for additional content Donate here to support our Podcast!

Cody is an author, podcast host, and football coach. Currently, he serves as the head coach of AFL Team Canada, the men's national program for Australian Rules football. Cody is a standout voice in the crossover of leadership principles between sports and business. His first book, "Where Others Won't", proposed that businesses should look at how pro sports teams focus on team dynamics and talent optimization in order to innovate. The success of Where Others Won't spawn a one-of-a-kind podcast series of the same name, which reached Apple’s top 100 within a week of launch. Guests include former Colorado Avalanche head coach Tony Granato, Detroit Pistons legend Joe Dumars, New England Patriots executive Michael Lombardi, former Netflix CHRO Patty McCord, and bestselling authors Adam Grant, and Daniel Pink.

Thanks for joining us for today’s panel on Creating Culture During Uncertainty. I have been fortunate to chat with over 150 remarkable people on my Intentional Performers Podcast. These people have overcome adversity, thought deeply about leadership, and have setup intentional lives for themselves to perform at their best. The coronavirus has created challenges for so many throughout the world and it is my hope that these panel discussions will help those in need. While everyone on the panel has tremendous expertise, I also want to note that what we are going through is truly unprecedented and there may be questions that the panelists don’t have the answer to. That’s ok. This isn’t designed to give you the answer to every question you have, instead, it’s designed to have you think deeply about how you can handle this challenging time. Bio’s Below. Kris Herman Kris Herman has been an instrumental figure in collegiate softball since beginning her coaching career at Tufts University in 1988. After Tufts, Herman came to Williams during the 2003-04 academic year. On March 27, 2018, Herman reached the 700-win milestone in her career. Herman's career mark stands at 767-388-5, a .662 winning percentage. She became the 17th coach at the Div. III level to surpass 700 wins in a career and is 12th on the active list. Ben Olsen Ben Olsen is the longest-tenured head coach in D.C. United history, having served since the middle of the 2010 season. With Olsen on the sideline, the Black-and-Red have qualified for the MLS Cup Playoffs four times in the last five years, including back-to-back-to-back seasons in 2014-15-16. In 2014, Olsen was named MLS Coach of the Year after helping guide the Black-and-Red to the biggest single-season turnaround in Major League Soccer history, finishing the regular season in first place in the Eastern Conference for the first time since 2007 and with the most points in team history. Cody Royle Cody Royle is a standout voice on leadership, culture, and organizational dynamics. Currently, he serves as head coach of AFL Team Canada, the men’s national program for Australian Rules football. Cody is the author of the influential sports-business book Where Others Won’t, which investigates how forward-thinking teams use talent strategies to create competitive advantage. Tanya Vogel Tanya Vogel assumed the role of Director of Athletics and Recreation on July 1, 2018 after serving as Acting Director of Athletics and before that Deputy Athletics Director, Senior Woman Administrator and Deputy Title IX Coordinator at her alma mater. In her third stint with GW Athletics, Tanya Vogel has seen intercollegiate athletics from every vantage point. First as a student-athlete competing in soccer as an undergraduate at GW, Vogel learned firsthand what the student-athlete experience should be. wae

This week’s inspiring guests are Claude Silver, Chief Heart Officer at VaynerMedia, and Cody Royle, author, podcaster and head coach of the AFL Team Canada. Host Kevin Monroe is excited that they both are travelers on the Road Less Traveled. They chat about creating a workplace culture that helps people grow. One of the most enlightening challenges of the Gratitude Challenge, Kevin says, is Phone-A-Friend. You ask someone else, If you were me, what would you be grateful for? Kevin poses that very question to Claude and Cody. They bring tears to each other’s eyes with their answers. The #1 request Claude hears from employees is “Help me grow.” This is what people are actually saying when they ask for feedback or when they want to improve their skills, she says. Along their journey, they’re going to experience many micro-journeys - some successes, some failures - and that is what they’ll remember in life. People want to get from point A to point B. As a leader, what are you doing to coach and mentor to get there? Cody is happy that the conversation is moving away from management towards coaching and mastery. The sports world can teach us so much about this, he says.  When you master your craft, you notice that the game slows down, Cody says. The coach’s job is to get the athlete to reach that point by honing skill as well as removing barriers. Kevin finds this a beautiful description of the idea of mastery. He comments that the game slows down because you’ve grown and developed your skill, so you are now able to show up in the environment differently.  Claude says you can help others grow by creating an environment of psychological safety. Be real, inspire them and live by example so that they feel comfortable to talk about anything with you. She shares a game she uses with employees that opens them up and helps them to talk about what matters to them personally. Cody adds that everyone has to be involved in creating a psychologically safe environment. We can all help each other then because we all feel safe. Kevin, Claude and Cody discuss the difference between drinking the water vs drinking the Kool Aid. Kevin asks, “What does it take for people to shift and get comfortable with a trusting, welcoming human environment?” Claude says that her company gives trust first not last. It takes time for people and interaction with other workers to accept that it truly is as good as it sounds. Cody comments that it starts with being truthful at recruitment. It’s just like dating: if what you deliver is not what you promised, things go south pretty quickly. We have the impression that someone has to stay at an organization for a long time in order to have an impact. We need to rethink this idea, Cody argues. A more productive approach is to ask, How can I help this person right now and maybe momentarily in their life, whether that's with us or not? A good coach helps his players grow so much that they don’t need him anymore, Cody says. Accept that they may leave, but ask them to give you their best while they’re with you, and be the best coach and mentor to them you can be.  If you want your company culture to change, you be the change, Claude encourages listeners. Find a mentor to guide you if you need to. Resources ClaudeSilver.com CodyRoyle.com  Email: kevin@higherpurposepodcast.com  Call or text Kevin: 678-744-5111 Join the community: KevinDMonroe.com/decade 

Cody Royle is the Head Coach of AFL Team Canada, and Managing Partner at NTSQ Sports Group. Prior to partnering in NTSQ Sports, Cody spent over a decade working with some of the world's largest corporate enterprises. He witnessed first-hand how big business overlooks people innovation as a strategy to gain a competitive advantage. It is this unique mixture of sports coaching and corporate experience which provides much of the background for Where Others Won't. From Bridgewater Associates to Netflix, some of North America's largest companies admit to being heavily influenced by concepts from pro sports. So what do these companies know that others don't? The answer is simple: people innovation can be a competitive advantage. Through in-depth interviews and meticulous research, Where Others Won't dives deeper than ever before into professional sports from around the world to uncover over 50 easily implementable people strategies to help you win. You'll hear first-hand accounts from executives, coaches and players from sports all around the world, including Southampton president Ralph Krueger, former Denver Broncos general manager Ted Sundquist, Utah Jazz coach Igor Kokoskov, former Green Bay Packer Na'il Diggs, former Sunderland and Burnley captain Steven Caldwell, former Richmond leader Daniel Jackson, NCAA soccer coach Gary Curneen, and Paris St-Germain defender Ashley Lawrence. Are you willing to look where others won't?- https://www.codyroyle.com/Please do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on LinkedIn, Instagram, or via email mark@vudream.comLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/Twitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/Humans.2.0.PodcastMark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/Humans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2Podcast

Cody Royle is the Head Coach of AFL Team Canada, and Managing Partner at NTSQ Sports Group. Prior to partnering in NTSQ Sports, Cody spent over a decade working with some of the world's largest corporate enterprises. He witnessed first-hand how big business overlooks people innovation as a strategy to gain a competitive advantage. It is this unique mixture of sports coaching and corporate experience which provides much of the background for Where Others Won't. From Bridgewater Associates to Netflix, some of North America's largest companies admit to being heavily influenced by concepts from pro sports. So what do these companies know that others don't? The answer is simple: people innovation can be a competitive advantage. Through in-depth interviews and meticulous research, Where Others Won't dives deeper than ever before into professional sports from around the world to uncover over 50 easily implementable people strategies to help you win. You'll hear first-hand accounts from executives, coaches and players from sports all around the world, including Southampton president Ralph Krueger, former Denver Broncos general manager Ted Sundquist, Utah Jazz coach Igor Kokoskov, former Green Bay Packer Na'il Diggs, former Sunderland and Burnley captain Steven Caldwell, former Richmond leader Daniel Jackson, NCAA soccer coach Gary Curneen, and Paris St-Germain defender Ashley Lawrence. Are you willing to look where others won't?- https://www.codyroyle.com/Please do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on LinkedIn, Instagram, or via email mark@vudream.comLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/Twitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/Humans.2.0.PodcastMark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/Humans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2Podcast

On this episode I share my interview with Jeremy Snape; Managing Director of Sporting Edge - a company helping leaders in sport and business to succeed. He's also a former England cricketer, MSc sport psychology, conference speaker and coach. On work-life balance Jeremy says; One of the hottest topics in performance. Everyone is debating it because it's so illusive. Trying to find balance is becoming harder and harder. I love doing what I'm doing and wouldn't change it. Partly it's about energy balance rather than time management. Background Jeremy spent 19 years as a professional cricketer. He played with some very talented people and was privileged to have represented his country. On his debut tour of India at Eden Park in front of 120, 000 people the pressure got to him. In his words, he failed in front of that huge crowd. Not being beaten by India, not being beaten by a particular difficult delivery to hit; it was the voice in his head. After years of practice and playing, no one had told him what to do with his head. He thought he was the only one under pressure. Sporting Edge This set him off on a bit of a quest to discover what could be done to support similar people in similar situations in the future. Having retired from Cricket Jeremy studied a masters degree in sports psychology and then set up Sporting Edge. Sporting Edge is high performance consultancy that works with elite sport and business teams on this winning mindset. Jeremy has worked with Shane Warne in the IPL, South Africa Rugby and Eddie Jones and England Rugby, Most recently he has worked with Pep Guardiola at Man City. Failure When you're playing international sport, with lots of cameras on you it's pretty transparent and you have to be honest. In your own mind you know if it's a technical issue, a fear or lack of skill. Failure has been my best teacher. Every step of the way during his career has been failure. It's been more like snakes and ladders; using the motivation as fuel to navigate choices. It's definitely been a key driver in his career. Find out more If you would like to start a conversation with Jeremy, you can find him on; Twitter LinkedIn Alternatively, find out more about Jeremy by reading the latest Ignite blog; Own own mental battle  More details can be found; Winning Mindset for Individuals – 30 day programme which helps people to become more confident, focused and resilient. (Next cohort starts 31st May – 3 month access to content) £399 pp – group discounts available. It consists of a profile and a 5-minute micro-lesson from a sporting icon each morning at 7am to help people who feel under pressure or going through big change and uncertainty at work. Winning Mindset for Leaders – 12 week programme with full access to our digital Performance Zone library of 750 insights. A weekly challenge on 12 key leadership issues (next cohort starts 10th May plus 6 access to content)  individual places £749 with group discounts available. There are monthly coaching webinars and the three modules are leading self, leading others, leading the organisation. If you liked this episode you can leave the show a rating and review on iTunes or the platform that you use to listen to podcasts. Likewise you can get involved on social media and ask us a question or share your feedback using the hashtag #perfectimbalance. Certainly check out all the episodes to date here Tune in next time to hear my interview with Cody Royle; Author + Host of Where Others Won’t, Managing Editor of InnerVoice and Head Coach of AFL Team Canada.

Cody Royle joins us on this week’s episode of the podcast. Cody is passionate about coaching coaches. Cody is an author, keynote speaker, podcast host, and an Australian Rules Football Coach. He is the head coach for AFL Team Canada which is the men’s national program for Aussie Rules Football. Cody is a big voice in the crossover between leadership principles in sports and business. His first book, “Where Others Won’t,” proposed that businesses should look at how pro sports teams look at team dynamic and talent optimization in order to innovate. In this conversation, we also talk about how the sport’s world now needs to leverage some of business’ best practices when it comes to human development and what that might look like going forward. His podcast, “Where Other’s Won’t,” is a great listen and we highly recommend following Cody on twitter @codyroyle. In this episode, they discuss what life was like as a little kid (5:05), Aussie Rules Football and Cricket (7:30), what he likes about Aussie rules football (9:40), what his childhood was like (11:30), the values his mom passed down to him (12:35), what he thought his future would look like (14:20), how he felt when he couldn’t play at the level he wanted to (16:20), what an emotional wreck meant for him (17:20), why he got involved in coaching (18:10), the steps he took to become a coach (19:40), how he makes sense of the binary of I can do this better, but I still have a lot to learn (21:05), what he likes about coaching (22:30), his thoughts on the CEO mindset vs. a sports coach (25:05), the importance of flipping mindsets (28:40), what he likes about watching coaches (33:00), how he thinks about coaching coaches (39:10), the biggest challenge to people who want to coach coaches (42:40), the difference in being a team coach vs. a coach of coaches (48:10), how he ended up in Canada and why explore this space outside of just being a coach (53:10), what would happen if we used high-performance techniques from athletes to our coaches/front office (1:00:10), information about his podcast and book (1:03:00), why he thinks people were interested in being on his podcast (1:07:00), how he answers what he does (1:09:40), what makes a great writer and where he learned to write (1:10:40), where the idea of nuance and context came from for him (1:14:05), and what he’ll be doing 10 years from now (1:16:00). Thank you to Cody for coming on the podcast. His book and podcast are both called, “Where Others Won’t,” and you can find those on Amazon, iTunes, etc. You can find Cody on social media on Instagram and Twitter @codyroyle and https://www.codyroyle.com/ houses everything he does. Lastly, if you liked this episode and/or any others, please support us at Patreon or follow me on Twitter: @brianlevenson or Instagram: @Intentional_Performers. Thanks for listening. -Brian

My guest today is a Co-Founder of endurance sports business “Inner Voice”, the head coach of AFL Team Canada and the author of the book “Where Others Won’t” - Cody Royle.Cody shares his story of coming to Canada from Australia, lessons he learned as a sports coach and how the expertise from the world of sports must be applied in the business world.**SHOW NOTESCody went from a really successful job, very high salary, in Australia to working minimum wage…[4:09]Everyone was running around me, playing normal and I was outthinking myself…[6:45]Paralysis by analysis can actually aid you…[8:06]Do what you love, do what you good at and do it better than other people…[11:40]Cody explains the idea behind alternative MBA program by Seth Godin…[15:03]When you are able to say it’s a better idea than what we are doing (rather than it’s my idea) that’s when you see real success…[19:15]Foundational idea behind the book is people are a competitive advantage…[20:05]In business we don’t practice adverse situations only fire alarm training…[23:20]We need to celebrate failure and practice failure…[23:35]You see the real innovation in companies before they go public…[26:48]The notion of A-Players and B-Players doesn’t really exist…[29:21]There is almost an argument to go against data…[33:59]Cody talks about how accountability to the whole team helps to maintain discipline…[40:25]The general public thinks that pro sports teams care about winning…[44:00]Instead of goal oriented we have to be journey oriented…[46:32]You have absolutely no control over the outcome in competition…[49:59]Goal setting is great, but you have to be obsessed over process…[50:52]**Follow Cody Royle OnlineWebsite: www.codyroyle.com Medium: medium.com/@codyroyle LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/codyroyle/ Twitter: twitter.com/codyroyle

The Game of LeadershipTo win today we have to treat our top talent as team players, but how can we create a culture of high-performing teams that actually work? If we now refer to our employees as team mates, then maybe we should know how high-performing teams actually work. Cody Royal solves that… He's the Cody Royle: The Sports-Business Guy and he offers not only a look behind the curtain of pro sports, but a walk through what's really going on that makes a pro team excel, and how we can mirror this in business. Cody wants to bring the business of sports out of the 'motivation' category, and place it squarely at the centre of mainstream business discussion. He is the Head Coach of AFL Team Canada, and Author of the hit sports business book WOW “Where Others Won’t."Cody's consulting focus is on recruitment, leadership, culture and high-performance.In this fascinating interview Cody Royle busts 3 mainstream myths: Myth 1: Retention is an effective measure of business health. The reality...tune inMyth 2: Your team must adapt to you and your leadership style. The reality...tune inMyth 3: Culture is a set thing that can be maintained irregularly. The reality...tune inCody Royle has coached professionally in Australia while always working in sync with corporate organizations. It was in these dual roles that he got to see the gap he could fill. As Head Coach of AFL Team Canada, he was building a high-performing culture on the weekends, then working in the banking world Monday-Friday, he saw that his manager and mangers throughout showed mastery at maintaining a low-performing culture.This is when he realized that he needed to write his latest book: Where Others Won't. The focus is in bringing proven high-performance ideas to the forefront of business discussion. Cody then spent a year interviewing execs, coaches and players from the NFL, NBA, MLS, English Premier League, AFL and many other sports, as well as Founders/CEOs from a range of high-performing Canadian companies. If you are fascinated by sports and business, you will love this conversation!You can book Cody to speak to your team by emailing cody@whereotherswont.com or visiting www.whereotherswont.comTo find out more about hiring the host Dov Baron as a speaker or strategist: http://fullmontyleadership.com/consulting or http://fullmontyleadership.com/speakingRemember you can now also find us on iTunes, Spotify, iHeart Radio, or wherever you tune into podcastsAnd on traditional radio stations across the US every Monday and Thursday on: 99.5 FM & 1520 AM Las Vegas102.1 FM & 1640 AM Lancaster, Philadelphia87.9 FM & 810 AM Macon, Gorgia 92.1 FM & 1630 AM Tampa, Florida97.7 The Villages, Florida96.3 FM Boulder ,Colorado90.3 FM Milwaukee, Wisconsin 94.7 FM Pittsburg, Philadelphia87.9 FM Colorado Springs, ColoradoAlso look for us on ROKU TV where there’s 100K subscribers. If you are a regular listener, then a big thank you to you for making us the #1 podcast Globally for Fortune 500 listeners! And with a potential reach of 2.5 to 3 million listeners for every show, we’re honoured and grateful to be cited in INC.com as The #1 Podcast To Make You a Better Leader. By the way you can now listen in via “Google Home” or “Alexa” Find us there by just saying: “Play Dov Baron’s Podcast”To find out more about hiring the host Dov Baron as a speaker or strategist: http://fullmontyleadership.com/consulting or http://fullmontyleadership.com/speaking See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode Matt Alder talks to Cody Royle, Managing Partner at NTSQ Sports Group and Head Coach of AFL Team Canada about talent innovation