Bite Size: Why Being Underestimated Might Be Your Greatest Asset | Nic White & James Slipper
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Nic White played 77 test matches for the Wallabies. For most of that career, he felt like he was one bad game away from being dropped, one coach away from being told he was not in the plans. He was told exactly that in 2015. So he left.
What he did next, and why he came back, says a great deal about what actually drives elite performance over the long haul.
This is a conversation about the difference between proving people wrong and knowing your own worth, and why both matter more than most leaders admit.
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