Kylie Lynch came in swinging on all things women's sport, and I’m all for it. VFLW player, coach, and host of the 4TG podcast, she’s using an ACL year to build leaders, not excuses. We talk identity beyond the jersey, why your mind is your gym, and how choosing purpose can look like a 60k pay cut that actually buys your life back. Kylie breaks down permission vs initiative, the trap of chasing linear 'success,' and why coaching the person beats chasing stats.
We dig into women’s sport as a smart investment, not a sympathy project, the culture shift needed on and off the field, and what real leadership looks like when you blend feminine and masculine styles with zero ego. Oh and my fave… sport as a rehearsal space for life. Mouthguard in, gals!
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