On the newest episode of “In the Room w/ Todd Marksberry”, this week’s guest is Niko Medved, head coach for the CSU men’s basketball team. He shares his basketball accomplishments, experiences in Minnesota, and more, including:
The Leadership Corner (8:00 – 29:00): Todd and Niko chat about why this is Niko’s favorite time of year, where his competitiveness comes from, and how he manages work-life balance.
The Curiosity Credenza (30:00 – 44:00): Todd and Niko explore lessons he has learned throughout his career and individuals that helped him along the way. Niko also shares how players have evolved over the years and what name, image, and likeness brings to the table.
The Colors of Life (45:00 – 59:00): Niko expresses how blessed he is to have his amazing staff and family by his side. We also get to learn more about his family and some of the best spots in Old Town!
Advice from the Experts (1:00:00 – 1:04:00): To chase what brings you joy; you have to be true to yourself. Niko says it is important to be passionate, genuine, and most importantly, not afraid to fail.
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