• CTC - 35 "How to Win With Your Time, Money, Family, and Team" Eric Sztanyo

  • Jun 19 2020
  • Length: 40 mins
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CTC - 35 "How to Win With Your Time, Money, Family, and Team" Eric Sztanyo

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  • Eric Sztanyo, an FCA advisory board member and local business leader joins us on this episode of the Coach to Coach podcast.

    He lives in Ft. Thomas with his home team which includes his lovely wife Witni and their 5 children.

    At Boone County High School, Eric played both golf and baseball during his time and has some really encouraging points and insights as he shares about his time there. He also dives into some helpful tips after years of trial and error as he navigates marriage, family, work, and rest.

    Topics:

    - The role of the fear of failure

    - The value of the coach's role during the teenage years

    - Getting creative on finding rest so that you can be more productive

    - How self-discipline with your time and money and translate into big wins for your team and family down the road

    - Keeping perspective and priorities in a healthy place.

    You can check out Eric on social media and his website:

    Tik Tok: @manyo_the_realtor

    Website: https://www.teamsztanyo.com/



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