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In this podcast
2:00 – Welcome Jason Nightingale
2:45 – Transition away from footy
7:12 – Small business and the Elite Athlete Business School
11:00 – Creativity from his athlete students
13:28 – His back story between New Zealand and Australia
16:25 – Handling early adversity
18:16 – Fatherhood
20:10 – Time management
21:27 – Where he went to school and how he went
23:08 – Coming through the ranks at Renown United
24:31 – Oatley Pub
25:58 – Getting serious with his footy
29:45 – His gun Dragons Flegg team
31:45 – Handling adversity in his first grade debut
33:48 – His unique running style
34:51 – His acrobatic try scoring
36:15 – The Haka and learning the culture of New Zealand
38:51 – Kiwi underdog victories
40:45 – Benji Marshall
44:12 – Bonding in Kiwi camp
44:53 – First impression of Wayne Bennett
46:44 – Losing his spot in first grade
49:23 – 2010, 13-12 win over the Wests Tigers
50:55 – The week leading into the grand final
52:28 – What he learnt from Wayne Bennett
55:09 – Best spray he saw Wayne dish out
59:17 – Playing as the under dogs in the semi’s 2018
59:40 – The closet Cronulla Sharks supporter
1:00:28 – Most memorable try
1:01:25 – Re-watching the grand final with the boys
1:02:37 – Leadership
1:03:40 – Toughest opponent
1:04:31 – Favourite venue
1:07:37 – 5 people he would invite to a private dinner party
JASON NIGHTINGALE
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My special guest is Jason Nightingale. Jason is a former professional rugby league player for the St George Illawarra Dragons playing 266 first grade games scoring 110 trys. He won a premiership with the Dragons in 2010 and represented New Zealand in 33 tests and 1 game for the NRL All Stars. Away from the game, his an Ambassador at the Dragons, Co-founder of the Elite Athlete Business School and owner of Flow Espresso.
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