Betting On Yourself

Peter Feigin: You can figure out a way to win


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Peter Feigin, President of the NBA’s Milwaukee Bucks and formerly Vice President of Marketing for the New York Knicks and Director of Marketing at Six Flags, joins Michael on the podcast today.

They discussed his incredible career accomplishments at major brands, his rise from recruiter to President, handing out parking tickets in the Bucks lot, working for social justice in the epicenter of the global movement, and his unique leadership style.

When asked about what betting on yourself means to him, Peter said, “I played soccer and basketball, not overly blessed with athleticism. But you would say I kind of got to play through high school college with just grit and will and really like persistence and relentlessness. And I think the only thing anybody can control is their own effort and kind of their own dreams and where they want to go.”

Peter is a serious businessman and a hilarious friend. His is a story of grit, will, and great humor. If you need a shot of good inspiration (and a good laugh), listen to this episode! I guarantee you’ll find motivation and guidance from this remarkable man.

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In this episode Michael and Peter talked about:

  • What betting on yourself means to him
  • His path to the Milwaukee Bucks
  • His “get it done” attitude
  • Why no is never the final answer
  • The embrace of the city of Milwaukee
  • His unending love of gear
  • His mentor relationship with Bucks players
  • Operating in the Pandemic year
  • His part in the social justice movement
  • The importance of simple will and grit
  • The advice he’d give his 16-year-old self
  • And much more!

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