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Stuart MacGill (Part 2) on setting goals, staring down foes and drinking with journos

from Lessons Learnt with the Greats

In Part 2, Macca talks about his mindset and how he set lofty goals that put him up there with the greats of the game. We discuss how he dealt with the media (something I wish I had done), how he played the game for love not money before finishing with three of his favourite books and a wonderful story about Mitchell Johnson. I hope you enjoy it. Episode rundown01:00 - We kick off Part 2 by discussing Macca's mindset and what he did to get the best out of himself19:05 - Macca then reveals how he dealt with the media and how he still calls certain journalists friends to this day28:20 - Macca played the game for love not money and shares a brilliant story about Brian Lara and his philosophy on playing the game45:15 - Life doesn't always go to plan and here Macca shares his mantra for getting through the tough times, which he recently picked up from a Disney film47:01 - We finish with Macca talking about the books he loves and the stories behind them Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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