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Raising Lions in a World That Breeds Lambs | Angus Reid

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Join our community of fearless leaders in search of unreasonable outcomes...

We’re raising kids who can quote motivation but can’t handle failure.

Former CFL champion Angus Reid joins Ryan Hanley to talk about courage, struggle, and what it really takes to raise strong kids in a soft world.

They dig into:

  • Why comfort is the silent killer of potential
  • The difference between feeling good and being good
  • How parents can let their kids fail without abandoning them
  • The real value of struggle, structure, and courage
  • Why “perfect technique beats talent” — in sports, business, and life

If you’re a parent, coach, or leader who refuses to raise lambs, this one’s for you.

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