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#63: Ben Kotwica (NFL Coach) — On Coaching, Excellence, and Resilience

May 08, 2021 by Cal Walters in Intentional Living, Leadership
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Ben as an Apache Helicopter Pilot in the Army

Ben as an Apache Helicopter Pilot in the Army

Today, I’m really excited to have Ben Kotwica join the show for Episode 63! Ben is a West Point graduate, former Apache helicopter pilot, and former NFL coach for the New York Jets, the Washington Football Team, and the Atlanta Falcons.

On this episode he shares with us what makes a really great coach, the difference between the good and great players at the NFL level, his experience with Coach Rex Ryan, and some awesome habits that he has picked up along the way. Please let us know what you think!

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May 08, 2021 /Cal Walters
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