The Truth Behind the World’s BEST Rugby Team with Sir Steve Hansen
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The Truth Behind the World’s BEST Rugby Team with Sir Steve Hansen
Sir Steve Hansen is the former Head Coach of The All Blacks. He was Head Coach from 2012-2019, and won the 2015 Rugby World Cup.
Steve is arguably one of the best Head Coaches that New Zealand has ever seen. The successes during Steve’s 8 years in the role are too numerous to list, but among them are:
8 x Bledisloe Cup wins
6 x Rugby Championship wins
The 2015 Rugby World Cup
Hansen was appointed a Companion of the New Zealand Order or Merit in the 2012 Queen’s Birthday Honours.
This interview was recorded in front of an audience at my most recent HPL event in Christchurch. Every year I host my High Performance Leadership event. Leaders from all over the country get together to focus on their performance and growth. We were honoured to have Sir Steve Hansen as one of our guest speakers at the event.
The waitlist is now open for HPL 2023. If you would like to be there and listen to some incredible guests like Sir Steve Hansen, you can pop your name on the list here - www.jjlaughlin.com/leadership...
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James Laughlin is a High Performance Leadership Coach, Former 7-Time World Champion, Host of the Lead On Purpose Podcast and an Executive Coach to high performers and leaders. James is based in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Wow what an interesting interview of 1 Legendary Leader. Many thanks James
Thanks Mike, it was an honour to interview Steve. He’s a wealth of wisdom, and is so incredible grounded. Please share the interview with a friend.
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I wish this man would have been my father, i've listened to a few of these interviews; so much wisdom.
That’s so nice Michelle. If there was one question I could ask him on your behalf, what would it be?
Hansen is the man!
He's such an incredible leader in so many ways. He shared so many nuggets of wisdom in the interview.
Thanks for hosting that and sharing James. Great interview style that elicited some valuable responses.
Chris, I really appreciate your kind feedback. What is it that you appreciate most about Steve?
individual discipline, being a good follower and then being a good leader
I 100% agree Craig.
Thanks for sharing this session James. Some gem leadership principles here man. Ill take out of it what will help me grow as a leader ✌️🙏
Thanks Jonathan - I’m delighted that you enjoyed it. Sir Steve shared some great insights and wisdom. Have an amazing week ahead
He's a truly great new zealander, I could listen to him all day, thanks for sharing this 👍
Thanks for listening, Im really glad you enjoyed it.
Brilliant! Great take-aways from a great leader :-)
Thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed it. What was your biggest takeaway?
Lovely man.
He was incredibly open and shared so much wisdom from his time as Head Coach of the All Blacks. Did you have a favourite takeaway?
Hansen may or may not be greatness personified but I suspect Pieter de Villiers could win WC with McCaw and Carter, the second and third best players ever.
Thanks for your insights.
We didn't have rules but we had non-negotiable expectations. The difference being?
Great question. From my perspective I feel that rules are top down. But expectations are collective - almost shared and created across the entire team culture. What are your thoughts?
Where's foster ..?? Should be watching this ??
Why's that?
Ian Foster has been a dismal failure as head coach of the AB's, but it's unlikely he'd learn anything useful from this video - even the channel owner doesn't seem to be able to come up with a reason for him to watch it... 🤣
@@tiomiguel999 Great to see keyboard warriors have still got lots to say. If you sat around the table with Ian and Steve I imagine you’d have nothing to say. Have a great day Mickey
@@JamesLaughlinOfficial You seem offended that I've offered opinions that differ from your own, and have come up with an imaginary scenario with a predetermined outcome to support your argument - I don't believe that's a winning strategy in an online debate, and I'd suggest that others will think the same way when they read this thread...
Zero offence taken. Im not sure what you're pertaining to around an online debate. Simply a few comments that are being responded to.
Have a great day.
He did stuff all at the bulldogs
Thanks for your insights Robert.
With the greatest of respect it shows you don’t have to be a great communicator to be a leading coach.
Thanks for tuning in. Would you care to elaborate?
essentially Hansen is a "Horse Trainer" has that ability to "listen to horses along human individuals ...." and best we leave it there, many others want to take , and pay monies ,..hmmm, however , Hansen , met his , and , suffered defeat , quietly after the last Rugby World Cup....and he sufferred that aspect and on the phone to his wife (on the side line at that time)
That's a unique opinion.
My god I have learned things from listening to this man for 50 minutes than I have done for my entire life
time. Hats off to you sir! 🫡
Thanks for letting us know Dhanushka. What was your biggest learning?
How to undo and unravel a champion All Blacks team by becoming lazy, stagnant, resting on their laurels and failing to innovate leading into the RWC 2019.
I always believe in constructive criticism. However it's only worth listening to someone who has successfully constructed what they are criticising. When you take a team to winning a World Cup, I'll happily entertain a discussion with you.
For now, keep on being your best self.
Nothing but respect for steve, legend of a coach and a top human being . Would love to spend time with him I would walk away a better man , and leader. Thanks for all you did as coach
@@lion4life954 he’s one of the greatest of all time. What aspect of his leadership did you admire most?
They had won the previous two successively
or how to admit a better team won on the day.
Hansen lacks credibility - he backed Foster again and again, despite Foster's continued failures - sorry, mate, as far as I'm concerned you don't practice what you preach.
Thanks for your insights however Im not sure how you can question his credibility without all the facts.
@@JamesLaughlinOfficial Sure - what are all the facts, then?
@@tiomiguel999 exactly. You’ve answered your own question. You don’t know all the facts so it seems pretty bold to challenge his credibility.
@@JamesLaughlinOfficial I gave a specific reason for my opinion, and asked what "facts" you were referring to - apparently, you're unable to answer the question.
Hansen won a world cup so has plenty of credibility. Also admits his failures too....particularly the stuff around his family. But he'd never throw anyone under the bus. He's be my boss anytime.
Echoes the same sentiments as Shane McLeod (NZ coach who coaches Belgium Hockey team ). did in a similar talk. When u become focused on the outcome, you lose focus on your players and process. @james Laughlin - he’s worth listening to on leadership and building winning teams
Thanks. I’ll have to check him out!