EP 49 | Matt Stankiewitch: Former NFLer | Solo Dad | HR Professional | USA Rowing & Hybrid Athlete Stand-out
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- Being a solo dad requires maturity, dedication, and the willingness to be present for your child.
- Transitioning from professional sports to a stable career can provide financial security and a sense of purpose.
- Athletic accomplishments are a result of hard work, consistency, and a competitive mindset.
- Competing with oneself and focusing on personal growth can lead to continuous improvement and success.
Matthew Stankiewitch
Home City and State? *
Phoenixville, PA
Current Age? *
34
Current Occupation/Employment? * Human Resources at a medical facility How many kids do you have? Please include Gender ( No names needed) *
1 son
What were your all-time biggest accomplishments as an athlete? *
Playing D1 (Penn State) and Professional Football (Patriots and Jaguars) 1st Team All-Big 10 Finalist for the Rimington Trophy Rowing 5:57 2,000m 2:44 1,000m 1:14 500m Spartan DEKA 3rd Place Finished at SPARTAN DEKA FIT MENS ELITE TEAMS World Championships *Being the heaviest athlete (251lbs) to ever compete in the elite divisions under SPARTAN DEKA
What are your biggest accomplishments in business or in your professional career? *
Designed and implemented my facilties covid safety procedures during pandemic.
What is your biggest accomplishment as a father (in regard to your family members)? *
I'm a single father with a son with autism, so everyday is an accomplishment.
How would you define "Competitive Edge"? * Lasting longer when being uncomfortable then everyone else
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