Anne-Marie Anderson

Coming up next on Passion Struck. I think in working with your inner critic is acknowledging it's always going to be there, John. Your inner critic is always going to be alongside you chirping away. You need to be able to recognize when it's talking and take away its ability to make decisions for you. You can explore the ideas, but your inner critic does not get to be a decision maker.

Coming up next on Passion Struck. I think in working with your inner critic is acknowledging it's always going to be there, John. Your inner critic is always going to be alongside you chirping away. You need to be able to recognize when it's talking and take away its ability to make decisions for you. You can explore the ideas, but your inner critic does not get to be a decision maker.

Coming up next on Passion Struck. I think in working with your inner critic is acknowledging it's always going to be there, John. Your inner critic is always going to be alongside you chirping away. You need to be able to recognize when it's talking and take away its ability to make decisions for you. You can explore the ideas, but your inner critic does not get to be a decision maker.

Thanks, John. I'm excited to talk with you.

Thanks, John. I'm excited to talk with you.

Thanks, John. I'm excited to talk with you.

I started ESPN when I was 21 years old in a temporary position. It was only guaranteed for six months. And I think to start my professional career in a competitive way, knowing that I needed to compete in those six months and really shine and stand out and be bold and different, shaped the way that I approached my career.

I started ESPN when I was 21 years old in a temporary position. It was only guaranteed for six months. And I think to start my professional career in a competitive way, knowing that I needed to compete in those six months and really shine and stand out and be bold and different, shaped the way that I approached my career.

I started ESPN when I was 21 years old in a temporary position. It was only guaranteed for six months. And I think to start my professional career in a competitive way, knowing that I needed to compete in those six months and really shine and stand out and be bold and different, shaped the way that I approached my career.

As a former athlete, I'm used to competing and to be able to, there's no time to warm up. There's no time to be shy, which I was when you're pitching story ideas for ESPN's Sports Center. I think right out of the gate, I learned quickly that I needed to be willing to take some bold risks in my career if I wanted to succeed.

As a former athlete, I'm used to competing and to be able to, there's no time to warm up. There's no time to be shy, which I was when you're pitching story ideas for ESPN's Sports Center. I think right out of the gate, I learned quickly that I needed to be willing to take some bold risks in my career if I wanted to succeed.

As a former athlete, I'm used to competing and to be able to, there's no time to warm up. There's no time to be shy, which I was when you're pitching story ideas for ESPN's Sports Center. I think right out of the gate, I learned quickly that I needed to be willing to take some bold risks in my career if I wanted to succeed.

I totally agree with you. There's so much that can be learned from being part of a team at any level. That you take into business, I had a little bit of a unique situation going into college. I was a pretty good volleyball player and I was being recruited by a lot of the West Coast schools. I had talked to Hawaii and Long Beach and UCLA and such and then I broke my leg. And so all of my offers.

I totally agree with you. There's so much that can be learned from being part of a team at any level. That you take into business, I had a little bit of a unique situation going into college. I was a pretty good volleyball player and I was being recruited by a lot of the West Coast schools. I had talked to Hawaii and Long Beach and UCLA and such and then I broke my leg. And so all of my offers.

I totally agree with you. There's so much that can be learned from being part of a team at any level. That you take into business, I had a little bit of a unique situation going into college. I was a pretty good volleyball player and I was being recruited by a lot of the West Coast schools. I had talked to Hawaii and Long Beach and UCLA and such and then I broke my leg. And so all of my offers.

West coast went away. I literally went on recruiting trips on crutches with a broken leg. And that's how I ended up at Hofstra, a school I had never heard of before up to that point. Cause I'm a Colorado kid and I live in California now. And I think what I learned being there was the value of adaptation. It was a different level of volleyball at that point.

West coast went away. I literally went on recruiting trips on crutches with a broken leg. And that's how I ended up at Hofstra, a school I had never heard of before up to that point. Cause I'm a Colorado kid and I live in California now. And I think what I learned being there was the value of adaptation. It was a different level of volleyball at that point.

West coast went away. I literally went on recruiting trips on crutches with a broken leg. And that's how I ended up at Hofstra, a school I had never heard of before up to that point. Cause I'm a Colorado kid and I live in California now. And I think what I learned being there was the value of adaptation. It was a different level of volleyball at that point.

And I look now at all the kids transferred from one school to the other to get the best opportunity. And what I learned there at Hofstra was really how to work within a different system, how to embrace. I mean, New York is a different culture altogether, how to embrace a different culture. And I feel like that resilience, because we didn't win a lot.

And I look now at all the kids transferred from one school to the other to get the best opportunity. And what I learned there at Hofstra was really how to work within a different system, how to embrace. I mean, New York is a different culture altogether, how to embrace a different culture. And I feel like that resilience, because we didn't win a lot.