Fmr. Hockey Player Bill Keenan on Shift to Wall Street

The transcript follows a former hockey player who transitioned to writing after his sports career. He discusses his journey into investment banking, realizing it wasn't his passion, and how he wrote a book about his experiences. The book was later adapted into a movie, bringing him back to the hockey world. The narrative highlights the challenges of career transitions and the importance of pursuing one's true passion.

What motivated the narrator to write a book about his hockey journey?

• He had a lot of free time after quitting hockey.

• He wanted to become famous.

• He wanted to make money.

• He was inspired by a friend.

Why did the narrator decide to explore a career in banking?

• He wanted to follow in his family's footsteps.

• He was offered a high-paying job.

• He was passionate about finance.

• He wanted to confront his insecurities about banking.

What was the narrator's takeaway from his experience in investment banking?

• He disliked the work environment.

• He found his true passion.

• He realized it was not for him but learned a lot.

• He decided to pursue a lifelong career in banking.

How did the narrator manage to get his book made into a movie?

• He self-funded the movie.

• He contacted a producer with a background in hockey.

• He won a screenplay competition.

• He had a friend in the film industry.

What was a significant factor in the narrator's decision to return to the hockey world?

• He missed playing the sport.

• He wanted to coach a team.

• He needed to find happiness and excitement.

• He was offered a job in hockey management.