In Part 2, Steve Moresi goes further. Further into the mental health challenges he has faced, the upbringing that left its mark, and the philosophy he has built his life around. This is not a highlight reel. This is the real story behind the man.

Steve talks about emotional wellbeing with a rawness that is rare. He reflects on the mentors who shaped him and the community that held him up when he needed it most. And at the centre of everything is a question worth sitting with. What does it actually mean to lead your own way when life has not gone to plan?

There is something powerful about a man who has spent 40 years coaching others, helping them find their strength, their identity, and their place in the world, and then turning that same lens on himself. Steve does that here. Openly. Without pretense.

If you have not listened to Part 1 yet, go back and start there. But if you are ready to go further into Steve's story, this one is for you.

Basketball Month continues here on Leading Our Own Way, with Matty Johns, Lanard Copeland, and Jordan Kilganon still to come this month. Four guests, one theme, and conversations that go well beyond the game.

This is Part 2. Let's go.

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Key Topics

- Mental health journey and medication

- Impact of upbringing and generational trauma

- The importance of connection and community

- Mentorship and passing on lessons through sport

- The role of emotional regulation and self-care

- Purpose and contribution in later life

- Overcoming ageism and finding meaningful work

- The significance of forgiveness and understanding

- Building resilience through sport and relationships

Takeaways

- Thriving is a choice to keep going despite struggles.

- Understanding your past helps in healing and growth.

- Finding your tribe is essential for support and connection.

- Mental fitness requires daily effort and discipline.

- Forgiveness can be a powerful step towards peace.

- Sharing your story can inspire and support others.

- Age should not limit your contribution or purpose.

- Physical and mental health are equally important.

- Seeking help is a sign of strength, not weakness.

- Your life experience can be a gift to others.

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