This episode is a conversation with Gus Argenal. I found this to be a conversation filled with vulnerability. Those who know Coach Argenal tend to associate him with energy and spirit, and in this conversation he illuminated where that spirit comes from. He highlights that it comes from not a place of false positivity but from a depth of self-regard and self-knowledge, where he learned about himself doing tough times, that brought greater clarity to his purpose of serving others. He also explores more creative ways of learning about others, the power of listening, and returning with humility to the relationship.
Gus Argenal is the Associate Head Men’s Basketball Coach at Cal State Fullerton, where he’s in his second season with the Titans, and 17th year coaching in the collegiate ranks. Prior to Cal State Fullerton, Coach Argenal served as an assistant coach and then associate head coach at Nevada. His two seasons at Nevada featured two Mountain West Conference championships, two NCAA tournaments, and a Sweet 16 run. Coach Argenal also previously served as the Head Men’s Basketball Coach at Cal State East Bay.
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