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Dare to be Different with Craig White

Craig White
Mental Health
Leadership
Masculinity
Intimacy
Shame
Personal Transformation
Emotional Literacy
Shadow Work
Personal Development
Self-Awareness
Transformational Coaching
Recovery
Breathwork
Rugby League
Self-Love
Anger
Relationship Building
Compassion
Rugby
Emotional Intelligence

Delve into the stories of sporting champions, corporate visionaries, and everyday parents who redefine leadership. In each episode, I explore the journeys of leaders who have undergone profound transformations, emerging stronger and wiser. From overcoming challenges to embracing change, our guests share insights and lessons learned along their paths to success.

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Clarke Carlisle was once known as the “brainiest footballer” — a Premier League defender, PFA chairman, and TV pundit.

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Denis Betts is a rugby league legend.

But behind the trophies and the Great Britain caps lies a story about ego, endings, and learning what really matters.

In this raw and revealing conversation, Denis and I dive into:

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I first coached James Haskell when he was a teenager - he had big energy, big personality, and was full of potential. But beneath the surface, he was carrying self-doubt, pressure, and a deep need to prove himself.

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Clarke Carlisle
Former Premier League footballer, business development manager, and mental health advocate
Gordon Moody
Episode: S2E18: Clarke Carlisle - From Premier League to Rock Bottom and Back Again
Denis Betts
A professional rugby player and coach, now coaching the Wigan Warriors' women's team.
Wigan Warriors
Episode: S2E17: Denis Betts - Ego, Regret & Life Beyond Rugby
Mike Bates
Entrepreneur and mental health advocate, former commando, and Jiu-Jitsu black belt.
Episode: S2E15: Mike Bates - Pain, Performance and Letting Go
Kruise Leeming
Professional rugby player at Wigan Warriors Rugby League team
Wigan Warriors
Episode: S1E14: Kruise Leeming - The Cost of Winning, Regret & Becoming a Better Man
Diego Sanchez
Former supermodel, shiatsu master and spiritual teacher
Diego Sanchez Shiatsu
Episode: S2E12: Diego Sanchez - From Global Fame to Grounded Healing
Keith McGuinnes
Expert in human connection, sexuality, relationships, health, and author.
Awaken Intimacy Coaching
Episode: S2E11: Keith McGuinnes - When ‘Healthy’ Is Just Another Mask
Dr. Emmet Byrne
Former professional rugby player and medical doctor specializing in men's holistic health
OptiMan clinic
Episode: S2E10: Emmet Byrne - Why Men's Health is Failing
Shaun Edwards
Current French rugby coach and former player, known for his winning mentality and leadership skills
French Rugby
Episode: S2E9: Shaun Edwards - The Kind Warrior
Dr. Jeremy Bettle
A former performance director in professional US sport and now a vitality coach.
Vitality Collective
Episode: S2E8: Jeremy Bettle - Why Men Burn Out at the Top

Host

Craig White
Leadership coach guiding influential male leaders, emphasizing personal transformation and authenticity.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 103 ratings
  • Less coughing would be good

    I always love listening to Shaun Edwards and this was a good interview. Clearly a connection forged over the years and drew out some great insights. Slight criticism was the random coughing down the microphone which was deafening through ear buds and really annoying

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Strizley
    United Kingdom4 months ago
  • Compelling & raw from a fascinating guy

    A compelling listen. I’ve worked closely with Sean these last few years and have known him a long time. This is a really raw look at what makes him tick. And very well directed by Craig with active listening & the right questions.

    A lot of this resonates - the mental toil, work & alcohol as escapism, finding a way to be at peace and hauling yourself up from rock bottom.

    Getting these discussions right on a podcast doesn’t happen by chance, there’s a lot of trust and vulnerability needed. So w... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    georgeyboyriley
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • An inspirational guy

    Craig is a really inspirational guy and it’s hard not to feel enthused just by listening to his takes on the world. His content is a must listen for anyone simply trying to figure out who they are, right through to aspiring and experienced leaders.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    The #Silentmajority
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Leading

    Craig is a leader in the sense that he continues to do the work himself to unravel on all levels so that he can show up for his audience and the men he guides. We are so lucky to have men like Craig in this space. Leading from the heart with a genuine destiny to see men rise.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Carla Crivaro
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Fantastic insights Craig

    Inspirational and motivational gained from many years of ever evolvement, a world leader in a worlds leaders environment across the sports of rugby ( both codes)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ste hutchy
    United Kingdoma year ago

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Listeners appreciate the deep insights and authenticity of conversations, often highlighting the impactful stories shared by guests.
The host is praised for asking thought-provoking questions that enable guests to open up, making the discussions relatable and real.
Many reviews emphasize the transformative themes discussed, particularly regarding mental health and leadership, resonating with an audience seeking personal growth.

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S2E18: Clarke Carlisle - From Premier League to Rock Bottom and Back Again
Q: How did your wife's support influence your transformation?
My wife's support was crucial; we went through therapy together, which emphasized the importance of both partners getting help.
S2E18: Clarke Carlisle - From Premier League to Rock Bottom and Back Again
Q: What advice would you give men about internalizing their suffering and not speaking up?
Internalizing emotions can lead to catastrophic outcomes, as it's like cramming too much into a bin until it explodes.
S2E16: James Haskell - Self-Doubt, Pressure & the Real Work Behind Confidence
Q: Did you love playing rugby or did you do it because you were good at it?
James explains that he loved the instant feedback and gratification of sport, which fueled his desire to improve and succeed.
S2E17: Denis Betts - Ego, Regret & Life Beyond Rugby
Q: What do you want from your next chapter?
To help develop this team and individual girls, allowing them to lead great lives and be successful in the sport they've chosen.
S2E17: Denis Betts - Ego, Regret & Life Beyond Rugby
Q: Did it help you raising five daughters to become, you know, one of the best female coaches in the country?
Yes, it probably did, as I have lots of empathy and can understand their needs.

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Recent guests on Dare to be Different include:

1. Clarke Carlisle
2. Denis Betts
3. Mike Bates
4. Kruise Leeming
5. Diego Sanchez
6. Keith McGuinnes
7. Dr. Emmet Byrne
8. Shaun Edwards

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