Jake Tuber is a dad and husband, injured runner, and a guy that likes being around other people. He’s a Boston Celtics fan, despite never living in Boston, and creator of the Endeavorun Retreat. He also is an industrial organizational psychologist and executive coach.
In this episode, we talked about:
-Jake's athletic background
-his perspective on the running community
-the learnings from a strong team culture
-the focus on team and culture
-his professional experience in organizational psychology
-psychology, applied to the world of work
-team performance and human capital
-leadership development
-the importance of a coach who believes in you
-Endeavorun and the upcoming retreat in Boulder
-his goals with a running retreat
-and much more!
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