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EPISODE · Jun 5, 2024 · 57 MIN

Steve Mellor: Olympic Collegiate Swim Coach to Executive Coach and Podcaster

from Clocking Out with Raymond Lee

Today, please welcome Steve Mellor. Born in England, a former collegiate swimmer at North Carolina State, and an experienced coach, he’s dedicated his life to coaching excellence. From guiding Brooks Curry to Olympic Gold to serving as Associate Head Coach at Louisiana State University, his journey has been about unlocking the utmost potential in others. Now, through Career Competitor, he leverages his extensive experience to empower individuals and teams as an Executive Coach and Keynote Speaker. In this episode, Raymond explores Steve's journey, uncovering the pivotal moments that shaped his trajectory and the invaluable lessons he learned along the way.Originally from Chester, England, Steve embarked on a transformative journey that led him across the world to pursue his passion for swimming. His dedication and talent propelled him from an aspiring athlete to an esteemed assistant coach, laying the foundation for a remarkable coaching career.Join Raymond and Steve as they discuss themes such as ambition, resilience, determination, and reinvention in this episode of Clocking Out. 

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