Bite Size: Why Win-At-All-Costs Doesn't Survive Contact With Business Michael Klim

Performance Intelligence with Andrew May by Andrew May

Oct 5, 20266:43Education

Olympic gold medallist, Michael Klim , explains why the mentality that won him 17 years of world records nearly destroyed his life after retirement. Michael took the same win-at-all-costs approach into business: redeye f...

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