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“Football has built me into a leader.” Defensive Lineman Nicholas McCullough on getting into Harvard
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With some bias perhaps, I think Muskego Highschool’s varsity footballer here in Wisconsin, Nicholas McCullough’s, an impressive teen. He’s the youngest captain in the Muskego Warrior’s team history. He coaches and mentors younger kids on leadership, and is ranked best in his state for his age and position.
The bias comes from him being my son and I’ve brought him to the Sage Sayers this week because he’s pulled off something big we can learn from as business communicators: an invitation (to which he committed) to play football for Harvard University and to study in 2025 quantitative economics.
Nicholas got on the radar of all the Ivy’s, received an offer from Cornell University, and communicated with the nation’s best football coaches in person and via Twitter, driving his communications strategy independently at age 17. (He started his campaign at age 15.) I promise you’ll learn from him as I do. Listen in, and congratulations again, dear Nicholas.
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Listen to our feature on the gifts of Varsity Football (from the sidelines of the Muskego Warriors) here. Reach out to me, your show host, for communications coaching and group coaching and training via my website or find me also on Linkedin.
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