Meet The 96-Year-Old Coach Still Teaching Fortune 500 CEOs How to Win

At 96, former NCAA and U.S. Olympic Committee leader Dick Schultz sits down with Kevin Cramton to talk about staying “in tune”. From leading global organizations to worshipping with underground CEOs in China, Schultz shares how discipline and humility shaped every season of his life. This episode captures the rare blend of wisdom and conviction from a man who never stopped learning, leading, or listening to God’s plan.01:02 – How to Fix Relationships That Fall Out of Tune04:50 – Why Titles Fade but Relationships Don’t06:53 – The Dangerous Lie of “Retirement”09:21 – How a Teen Coach Became the NCAA’s Leader by Accident11:03 – The Verse That Changed How Leaders Plan Their Lives13:01 – The Real Secret to Staying Sharp for 80 Years14:48 – The Faith Moment That Redefined His Leadership16:58 – Why Doing Good Isn’t Enough to Get You There18:33 – What CEOs in China Taught Him About Worship and Courage21:34 – The Hidden Hunger Inside the World’s Most Powerful Leaders23:34 – The Night 50 CEOs Worshiped in the Dark27:24 – The Final Four Story You’ll Never Forget29:55 – The One Rule His Father Taught That Changed Everything30:05 – Keep Moving Forward — Even When the World Says Stop