Show Notes
Aaron Smith is widely regarded as one of the best rugby players to ever wear the coveted 9 jersey. He shares lessons from his fathers recent death plus how he shook the 'to small' tag to become one of the greatest All Blacks ever! So join us as we sit down with Aaron to hear firsthand about his journey and the valuable lessons he learned along the way. You'll walk away inspired and motivated, with a renewed sense of what it takes to achieve greatness in any field. Get ready to understand why Aaron Smith is one of the most successful rugby players of all time.
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