Winning EQ Founder Marc Stcherbina is invited as a guest on the Business Leadership podcast - "And then I", hosted by Christine Grimm of Aria Consulting. Chris has over 25 years’ experience helping executives grow organizations and lead meaningful change for themselves, their people and their company. In this episode, Marc & Chris engage in a riveting conversation about second chances at life, living with intention and what excellence looks like, among other juicy leadership topics.

This week we discuss Andrew Yang's recent volatile comments about mental illness with political consultant, Dr. John Ross, and former professional rugby player, Marc Stcherbina. The comments, made on the big stage of the Mayoral Debates, were terribly divisive, & further perpetuated the idea that mental health is binary (you’re either “sick” & need care, or you’re “healthy,” & the sick ones inconvenience you/stir up violence).

Marc Stcherbina is a leadership consultant and sports broadcaster, and previously played professional rugby and represented Australia on the national team during a 12-year professional career.

In this conversation, Evan Burk talks to Marc about the great teams he played for during his professional career, the importance of fair and honest communication from leaders, and how he uses the principles learned from his playing career in his work as a consultant and coach today.

As a professional rugby player Marc Stcherbina played across the world. It was an injury that left him paralysed for a period, ande ended his career. However, Marc, or 'Stabby', calls his career ending neck injury ‘the best thing that happened’ to him....What does it take to have such mental toughness, perseverance and a positive outlook on life after such a dramatic life event?

As lockdown continues Mike Brown is joined by former centre Marc Stcherbina and Chief Operating Officer Rhys Blumberg.

The duo discuss culture and leadership in business and sport, while Stcherbina gives a candid insight into his career and the neck break that brought it to a premature end.

Bill suffered a brain haemorrhage running Snowdon. Bep's husband was diagnosed with lymphoma. 12 months later she found out she had Breast cancer. Marc broke his neck playing professional rugby in Wales. All have had to accept that life will not be the same again and denial was not an option. Hear how the NHS help them all as they share their traumatic change stories and how accepting life would not return to normal was a huge challenge to overcome.

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