Episode notes
In this episode, Kurt Capewell shares what it was like growing up in the country town of Charleville, QLD — riding horses, going pigging, and living a life far removed from the city. He opens up about the challenges of moving from the bush to the city, and how rugby league gave him an instant community.
We talk about how to settle into new environments, making the most of your 1% chance of cracking the NRL from under-20s, and the lasting influence of the Walker brothers on his career.
Kurt speaks honestly about the emotional and mental battles he’s faced, how perspective makes you mentally stronger, and why hard work always beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard.
A powerful story of focus, resilience, and staying grounded no matter how far you go.
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