We’re in the era of widening appreciation of athletes who have broad capabilities. What lessons should younger athletes learn about life after all the games? How do people create a legendary business and a legendary life with your spouse? On this episode, we’re joined by all round waterman Keith Teboul who shares on coming up, losing it all and staying humble.

It’s the evolution of opportunities that came to me that I was able to see and take advantage of. - Keith Teboul

Takeaways

At the start of the show, Keith shared on going to Marshall Islands and why he likes going there so much. Next, he talked about transitioning to civilian life as an athlete, and why so many people struggle with it. Keith also shared how bankruptcy affected him, and what he’s looking forward to in his future.  

Keith also spoke about;

 People want to be a part of something, and the people we look up to are here to provide that. Humility is important because that’s how they treat all they have with respect. For Keith, his happiness comes from making other people happy. Things in life, aren’t just meant to be, you have to see the opportunities and make choices. It’s important to enjoy your day and what you’re doing.  

Guest Bio

Sixteen dedicated years of playing with concaves, rails, rockers and fin set ups have earned Keith Teboul an undisputable reputation as one of the world’s top shapers. Keith’s skills on the water are equally impressive, widely respected for his progressive, fluid style, it is safe to say that Teboul is one of the major driving forces behind modern wave sailing today. Go to QuatroWindSurfing.com for more information.