Playing sports creates many opportunities for progress. This episode features the business leader, Charles Leichtweis. Charles is the Managing Director of Experts in How. We discuss the importance of sports, relationships, and youth sports culture.  

Charles was originally featured on our Entrepreneur Perspectives podcast which you can find on our KazSource website. It became clear after chatting with Charles, that he truly is a master of “how”. We often talk about the Why and the What for important reasons, but the How should not be forgotten. The How validates and aligns the Why and the What to create sustainable, profitable growth.

As a former athlete, soccer coach, and soccer parent, Charles has seen the good, bad, and the ugly when it comes to youth sports. We invited Charles into our office to share his sports insights with us in this conversation.

As a result of Charles’ clear delivery and insights, we are excited to chat with him on the SportsEpreneur Podcast. 

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Eric Kasimov is the founder of SportsEpreneur, part of the KazSource media network. Since launching the platform in 2015, he has hosted over 500 podcast episodes, written and published more than 1,500 articles, and advised business leaders, founders, and creators on building authority through media strategy.

Through his brands — KazSource, KazCM, SportsEpreneur, and QuietLoud Studios — Eric leads teams that produce podcasts, develop brand platforms, and help companies grow through modern content ecosystems. He also scaled KazSource Insurance into a seven-figure boutique agency, providing the foundation for the broader media network he operates today.

His work has been featured in Forbes, Axios, and Front Office Sports, and his podcasts have included conversations with top founders, investors, and athletes turned entrepreneurs.

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