Join President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, progressive superstar AOC, and NBA coach Steve Kerr as they navigate the emotional landscape of the Democratic National Convention. Biden passionately urges Harris to continue his legacy, while Clinton and AOC reflect on dignity in work. Kerr adds humor with his take on Donald Trump. Insights on public speaking and mental health also spark engaging discussions, emphasizing the need for relatable leadership in today's political climate.

"What I've found with our players, is that the guys who have the most balance in their lives, are the ones who know how to handle all this stuff the best," said Steve Kerr, head coach of the NBA's Golden State Warriors, in a View From The Top interview on campus. "Work-life balance is just crucial."Interviewed by Rustom Birdie, MBA '22, Kerr compared leading on the court to leading at home. "I think I lead my team a little bit like I raised my children," he said. "My wife and I did that together, and we always sort of gave them a lot of rope, but they kind of knew they were responsible for that freedom. I believe in the same kind of leadership with the team."See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Steve Kerr, a former pro basketball player and multiple championship-winning coach, shares his incredible journey from a lowly recruit to an NBA titan. He reflects on his choice to coach the Warriors over the Knicks and the mentorship of Phil Jackson. Kerr discusses the complexities of coaching elite players like Kevin Durant and his admiration for Steph Curry's leadership. The conversation also delves into the importance of mindfulness in coaching and the emotional challenges faced in a high-pressure environment, emphasizing values and team dynamics.