Samantha Card: Why you should fail fast

Why you should fail fast? Samantha Card has some convincing reasons. Samantha Card played Division 1 softball on a scholarship to the University of Pittsburgh after transferring her sophomore year. As a dedicated athlete, she became the captain of the softball team while also pursuing her chemistry degree in the Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences, Department of Chemistry. Throughout her collegiate sport career, she became a solidified roster starter and three, four power hitter. Upon graduation, she pursued her master's in business administration at Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business, where she also studied abroad in Marseille France at Euromed Marseille Ecole de Management. From there, she catapulted up the fortune 100 corporate ladder, while always keeping a pulse on sports through mentoring college athletes, her true passion. She also became a dynamic speaker, motivating athletes everywhere. In episode 495 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, Samantha tells us why she transferred to the University of Pittsburgh to play Division I softball, how she was able to balance sports and academics as a college student, why she had a full-blown identity crisis after graduating, how sports helps her excel in the business world, why you should fail fast, how she's able to mentor other athletes and get them where they want to go, how Samantha knows a good deal from a bad one in terms of getting paid for your brand and likeness, how you can manage the relationships around you as your are building a championship routine, and what our listeners will learn by buying her book called "Success Beyond Game Day". Enjoy!