What do you do when the people you work with don’t see the world like you do?
In this episode, I take you inside a pivotal lesson I learned during my four years as a boxing trainer. I constantly clashed with two male co-trainers who saw everything differently—training methods, values, leadership… all of it. But after one intense workout, it was a female member—who we all called Gator—who dropped the real wisdom.
She looked at me and said:
👉🏾 “Not everyone had that coach.”
That one sentence shifted everything.
And now, years later, I’m still dealing with the same dynamic.
Today, I work with educators who aren’t former trainers, who’ve never given a keynote, and haven’t authored books like I have. They come from a different world—and that same friction still exists.
In this episode, I break down the Top 5 Ways to Cope With Conflicting Worldviews, whether you're in a gym, a classroom, a boardroom, or anywhere in between:
🧘🏾♂️ Breathe
🗣️ Speak calmly
🧠 Empathize
🚧 Create professional distance
🚶🏾♂️ Move the F*Ck on
📲 Tap in and hear how to turn conflict into clarity—because emotional endurance is what separates leaders from followers.
🎥 Watch the livestream version here:
🔗 https://www.youtube.com/live/UZmrBzFiYiA?si=RNSWoPWzP1VEfmj1
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