The path to greatness starts in the home
By Myan Subrayan
Amidst a current tidal wave of negativity, Raising Champions emerges as a powerful and timely antidote for our country.
The book draws from the personal journeys of three of South Africa’s most celebrated sports figures. These include Olympic gold medallist Chad le Clos, Bafana Bafana legend Shaun Bartlett, and 2007 Rugby World Cup winner CJ van der Linde. Raising Champions reveals how discipline, character, faith and the right values can elevate ordinary youth into extraordinary leaders.
A valuable resource for leaders and organisations
Raising Champions serves as a motivational road map. It is designed for parents, teachers, coaches and young people navigating today’s broken world. Subrayan delivers practical insights and powerful testimonies. These stories prove that our youth are not doomed to be another statistic. With the right mentorship and guidance, they can rise above their circumstances. They can also become champions not just in sport, but in life.
This book is also a valuable resource for business leaders and organisations. It provides lessons for those looking to inspire their teams with the timeless principles of commitment, perseverance and character. In addition, it challenges leaders to lead by example. The book also equips them with insights that can ignite a culture of excellence and purpose within the workplace.
Raising Champions is a clarion call to the nation. It reminds us that it is time to rebuild, one value-driven young person at a time.
About the author
Myan Subrayan is a respected life coach, motivational speaker and author. His passion for sport has led him to work closely with top athletes and teams. These include the All Blacks, Springboks and Proteas, as well as various Olympians and Premier Soccer League stars. He is also the co-author of bestselling autobiographies. These include the life stories of Pierre Spies, Jannie de Beer and Olympic gold medallist Chad le Clos.
- PUBLISHER | Penguin Random House SA |
- ISBN | 9781776392636 |
- Recommended Retail Price | R280.00 |
- Classification | Inspiration |
