Many of my friends and family often question why I feel the need to keep doing more and more things other than running my business, Elite Camps. In this POD Cast I share with you my deepest fear, where it originated from and why it lit my flame to write the Life is a Sport series.
But if you let your kid quit you will be robbing them of the life lessons they will learn in the next 30 days that will give them the tools they need to succeed in their careers.
When you lose your father and passion in the same month, what do you do? You open a business! Find out how Steph Rudnick transferred her passion for sport and used the pain of loss to create Elite Camps.
High performing humans don’t make excuses, they create results.
Find out what these people do that you don't.
The question is, What are you willing to do to achieve your goals?
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About Life is a Sport
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The Life is a Sport POD Cast is designed to support athletes, their parents and coaches so they can navigate and learn from the good the bad the ugly and amazing experiences that are sport.
I hope this POD cast will help your athlete find the courage to work through the tough times, stay humble through the best times, and build a repertoire of the life skills you learn from sport, skills that will help you succeed in life.
Stephanie Rudnick is a mother, a writer, a motivational speaker, and the founding owner and co-director of Elite Camps, one of the largest basketball organizations of its kind in Canada, serving 4,000 athletes annually.
Stephanie played basketball for the University of Toronto Varsity Blues and has also had international playing experience representing Canada at the 1997 Maccabi Games in Israel. Stephanie’s passion for basketball is stronger than ever. Once a high-level player, she now helps athletes develop their on-court skills while ensuring that they, their parents, and their coaches all understand how the lessons learned on court can prepare them for success in life.
Stephanie lives in Ontario with her husband, David, and their three young sons, all of whom have started their basketball journey.