Andy Hughes and Denise Russo speak with former MLB manager Clint Hurdle about the following topics:
-Why he chose baseball over football despite loving football 
-His experience managing the Pittsburgh Pirates and Colorado Rockies
-Why he decided to retire from baseball in 2019 
-Living up to the expectations as a first round draft pick as a player (including a great story about his experience as a cover boy of Sports Illustrated) 
-How to coach someone who is struggling
-How to adjust to different cultures and management styles
-How to connect and build trust with different audiences
-The importance of being on both sides of a difficult conversation between a player and manager
-How to get noticed in an organization
-The importance of giving people our time and full attention
-The 2013 National League Wild Card Game
-What the job of a leader is
-His daily ritual to start the day 
-"Life is not fair"
-"This is the only day we have control of." 

Clint's 7th Annual Hot Stove event to benefit the Prader-Willi Syndrome Association is coming up on March 20th at the Key Royale Club on beautiful Anna Maria Island. Tickets and donations are available online at www.stove.givesmart.com. There is even a virtual ticket for those of you that can't attend or prefer to participate from home! This year will be extra special because his daughter Maddie is graduating high school and it would mean the world to the Hurdle family for you to celebrate this special milestone in their amazing daughter's life.

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