On this Episode of Unbound Conversations
Rituals rooted in culture unite and empower teams at every level. For fans fascinated by the haka, Kieran Read, a former Crusaders and All Blacks captain, gives an inside look at its meaning, not as intimidation, but as a way of drawing on heritage, connecting with teammates, and honouring those who went before. He explains how respect and practice ensure the haka is performed with authenticity. Leading it, he says, is a deeply humbling honour.
Tune in to the full episode here: https://www.liveunbound.com/podcasts/20-life-lessons-from-the-legendary-former-all-blacks-captain
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About the Guest
Kieran spent 15 years playing professional rugby in New Zealand and Japan before retiring in 2021. Playing over 150 games for the Crusaders and 127 tests for All Blacks. A 4-time super rugby and 2 times Rugby World Cup winner, he captained both the Crusaders and All Blacks for long periods, becoming the second most capped All-Black captain of all time with 52 tests. He has completed an applied management degree and a diploma in sport and exercise science. With a passion for leadership and helping others improve, rugby has given him ultimate lessons and learning opportunities in the leadership space. Working in a high-performance team, being involved in establishing team culture and performing under pressure to name a few. Kieran now passes on these lessons through his business, Kieran Read Leadership.
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