• EP. 55 Crosscourt: Where Basketball Meets Meaning (feat. Charles Seltzer )

  • Apr 15 2025
  • Length: 41 mins
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EP. 55 Crosscourt: Where Basketball Meets Meaning (feat. Charles Seltzer )

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  • In this episode of The Success Series, I sit down with Charles Seltzer — founder of Crosscourt, a next-level performance club blending hoops, community, and creative expression. Crosscourt isn’t just about basketball; it’s about building connections, fueling competition, and creating space for inspired experiences. Charles opens up about the real journey behind the brand — the wins, the setbacks, and the deep inner battles that come with being a young founder.

    We dive into how spirituality, especially his connection to the Kabbalah Centre (where we actually met), has played a huge role in grounding him through the chaos.

    From self-doubt to spiritual growth, this one’s a raw and honest look at what it really means to chase success on your own terms.

    *When booking any service online or in person with Crosscourt use code - "SUCCESS" to get a special discount.

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