Gilbert Enoka, the All Blacks’ mental skills coach, unveils secrets behind New Zealand rugby's legendary culture and resilience. He reflects on overcoming the 2007 Rugby World Cup setback, reshaping team dynamics, and the 'No Dickheads' policy that transformed their mindset. Gilbert shares memorable 'Gilbertisms,' emphasizing that pressure is a lifestyle, not an enemy. His insights into building cohesion in sports, the role of mental routines, and personal growth are packed with wisdom for athletes and leaders alike, making this conversation a treasure trove.
