
Show Notes
This week I bring a slightly different episode to normal as I am joined by Olympic Gold Medalist and retired cyclist Pete Kennaugh. After achieving his dream at such a young age Pete has decided to start his own coaching business and learn to make music. We discuss the similarities between the sport and music industry, especially the relationship between dreams and reality.
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