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EPISODE · Dec 27, 2017 · 22 MIN

EP 76: Leaning into Your Strengths-- A Must to Get Recruited

from The Recruit-Me Athletic Scholarship Podcast with Brent Hanks · host Jon Fugler

It's a popular thought that you need to be a balanced, well-rounded athlete to be successful. False.  That kind of thinking can drastically slow down your growth to your potential. In this episode, recruiting expert Jon Fugler lays it on the line.  He says developing your strengths is more important than strengthening your weaknesses. It might seem like backwards thinking, but listen as Jon lays out evidence for this "strengthen your strengths" approach. If you grasp and apply this in your athletic pursuits, then you'll become a better athlete and a more viable recruit in the next six months. Jon's three-point plan for 2018 will get you started. LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: The new Recruit-Me System at 33% off this week Download a free chapter of the Athletic Scholarship Playbook Get the Audible Audio book of The Athletic Scholarship Playbook Get the Kindle edition at a discounted sale price now

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