When you think of football, business and military probably doesn't pop into mind. However, parallels always exist in successful people and entities. Thom and Joseph were able to sit down with Tajh Boyd, former Clemson football quarterback to discuss how principles from football culture translate to business.

In this episode, Tajh talks about the lessons that he learned from playing football through high school and college. Having gone through trials and chaos, his story resonates and draws similarities to Thom's time in the Navy SEALs along with both Thom and Joseph's lessons from business.

Clemson's success from 2011 til now can be attributed not only to the changes in staff, but also changes made to the program's culture. Tajh gives a deep dive into how Clemson focused on the character and accountability of each football player just as much as plays and workouts. Just as in business and life, one of the biggest drivers of success is not having a sense of privilege, but rather working for everything you get.

Show Notes:

4:00 - Common theme with successful people

5:10 - How Tajh Boyd deals with trials

9:43 - Military vs. Football vs. Industry

11:55 - Tajh Boyd's football journey

22:49 - You can only control your own actions

32:19 - How Tajh came to Clemson

51:15 - Recovering from losing

59:53 - Developing Culture We hope you enjoy this podcast. If you want to subscribe to be notified of each new episode, subscribe on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/unbreakable-leadership-podcast/id1198039216