How lessons from the field translate into success at work.
Millions of young professionals grew up playing sports. They pushed themselves at 6 a.m. practices, and studied the game obsessively. They knew how to prepare and they knew how to keep going. They knew how to win.
Then they stepped into the workplace and their athletic habits didn't translate. They faced slow promotions and stagnant careers. The slow realization that the game had changed, and they didn't change with it.
The modern workplace is fast and high-pressure, but no different from the playing field you already know. It is the exact environment where your athletic instincts become your greatest advantage. FieldWork is your playbook.
The same traits that made you a great teammate and student of the game are the exact traits that create exceptional careers. — From FieldWork
Learn from someone who spent the first half of his life competing and coaching, the second half running organizations. What struck him somewhere in between was how the same principles that drove success on the field were sitting dormant in the office.
He's held senior executive roles across multiple industries, been on the cover of CFO Magazine, been named Executive of the Year, and built companies from the ground up. He's also sat in locker rooms, walked sidelines, and worked at the highest levels of international sport.
FieldWork is written for the athlete whose field is now the office.