Anne-Marie Anderson

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 learned how to reframe my relationship with failure, with losing at times, until by my senior year, we were winning quite a bit. I think if I had gone into a really winning program and sat the bench, by the way, I'm sure I would have. I maybe wouldn't have been quite as resilient as I ended up being by the time I graduated.

And I learned how to reframe my relationship with failure, with losing at times, until by my senior year, we were winning quite a bit. I think if I had gone into a really winning program and sat the bench, by the way, I'm sure I would have. I maybe wouldn't have been quite as resilient as I ended up being by the time I graduated.

And I learned how to reframe my relationship with failure, with losing at times, until by my senior year, we were winning quite a bit. I think if I had gone into a really winning program and sat the bench, by the way, I'm sure I would have. I maybe wouldn't have been quite as resilient as I ended up being by the time I graduated.

Yes. And thank you for your service, by the way, which academy did you go to?

Yes. And thank you for your service, by the way, which academy did you go to?

Yes. And thank you for your service, by the way, which academy did you go to?

Thank you very much for your service.

Thank you very much for your service.

Thank you very much for your service.

Completely, because I think in this country, we have this negative connotation of audacity. All right. I mean, it's you have the audacity to ask me that or the audacity to say that. Who do you think you are? I mean, my parents used to say that once in a while to me when I was a teenager. And then I looked it up and audacity by definition is the willingness to take bold risks. That's not negative.

Completely, because I think in this country, we have this negative connotation of audacity. All right. I mean, it's you have the audacity to ask me that or the audacity to say that. Who do you think you are? I mean, my parents used to say that once in a while to me when I was a teenager. And then I looked it up and audacity by definition is the willingness to take bold risks. That's not negative.

Completely, because I think in this country, we have this negative connotation of audacity. All right. I mean, it's you have the audacity to ask me that or the audacity to say that. Who do you think you are? I mean, my parents used to say that once in a while to me when I was a teenager. And then I looked it up and audacity by definition is the willingness to take bold risks. That's not negative.

Doesn't have any kind of a negative ringtone to it to me. In fact, my sister-in-law is from Argentina and she was surprised to hear that there is sometimes a little bit of a negative undercurrent with the word because in Argentina, audacity is all the positive things. Looking at taking bold risk, which is audacity, I don't think it's something you're born with, John. I think it is something...

Doesn't have any kind of a negative ringtone to it to me. In fact, my sister-in-law is from Argentina and she was surprised to hear that there is sometimes a little bit of a negative undercurrent with the word because in Argentina, audacity is all the positive things. Looking at taking bold risk, which is audacity, I don't think it's something you're born with, John. I think it is something...

Doesn't have any kind of a negative ringtone to it to me. In fact, my sister-in-law is from Argentina and she was surprised to hear that there is sometimes a little bit of a negative undercurrent with the word because in Argentina, audacity is all the positive things. Looking at taking bold risk, which is audacity, I don't think it's something you're born with, John. I think it is something...

that you have to cultivate and grow. And that's why that's the title, Cultivating Audacity, because it takes practice in order to take bold risks and have the confidence to do so.

that you have to cultivate and grow. And that's why that's the title, Cultivating Audacity, because it takes practice in order to take bold risks and have the confidence to do so.

that you have to cultivate and grow. And that's why that's the title, Cultivating Audacity, because it takes practice in order to take bold risks and have the confidence to do so.

sure because again it's about reframing what failure looks like i tell people that like to be oh i just i don't like risk i want to stay the same that's great if you're completely happy with every aspect of your life your health and fitness your relationships your work everything but the only thing that staying the same ensures is that there's no growth possible so if you want to grow in any one area of your life staying the same is not an option you're going to have to risk