Anne-Marie Anderson

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

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

Take information from that leap, whatever it is, and keep using it to drive you towards your vision and your values. That's really what it's about, is anything that brings you closer to your vision, your values, and who you want to be.

Take information from that leap, whatever it is, and keep using it to drive you towards your vision and your values. That's really what it's about, is anything that brings you closer to your vision, your values, and who you want to be.

Take information from that leap, whatever it is, and keep using it to drive you towards your vision and your values. That's really what it's about, is anything that brings you closer to your vision, your values, and who you want to be.

It's an interesting question. I feel like none of them paid off at the beginning. It was all about learning. I mean, my first time on air was in 78 million homes and I was horrible and I was afraid that I was going to be horrible and exposed and judged and embarrassed. And when I went on air, I was all those things, but I survived it. I mean, in terms of a bold risk that doesn't work out,

It's an interesting question. I feel like none of them paid off at the beginning. It was all about learning. I mean, my first time on air was in 78 million homes and I was horrible and I was afraid that I was going to be horrible and exposed and judged and embarrassed. And when I went on air, I was all those things, but I survived it. I mean, in terms of a bold risk that doesn't work out,

It's an interesting question. I feel like none of them paid off at the beginning. It was all about learning. I mean, my first time on air was in 78 million homes and I was horrible and I was afraid that I was going to be horrible and exposed and judged and embarrassed. And when I went on air, I was all those things, but I survived it. I mean, in terms of a bold risk that doesn't work out,

It depends on whether you're looking at the outcome. I mean, the audacity is in the action. The victory is in the action, not in the outcome. So I went on air and everything that I was afraid of was true and I survived it. And I got some resilience and some data to try to be better next time. As I look through my life and I look at any risk that I took, they all led me somewhere.

It depends on whether you're looking at the outcome. I mean, the audacity is in the action. The victory is in the action, not in the outcome. So I went on air and everything that I was afraid of was true and I survived it. And I got some resilience and some data to try to be better next time. As I look through my life and I look at any risk that I took, they all led me somewhere.

It depends on whether you're looking at the outcome. I mean, the audacity is in the action. The victory is in the action, not in the outcome. So I went on air and everything that I was afraid of was true and I survived it. And I got some resilience and some data to try to be better next time. As I look through my life and I look at any risk that I took, they all led me somewhere.

Does that make sense? I don't count any of them as failures or not working out at all, just became information for me.

Does that make sense? I don't count any of them as failures or not working out at all, just became information for me.

Does that make sense? I don't count any of them as failures or not working out at all, just became information for me.

I think that's a great example, John. Isn't that the worst? First of all, my sympathies, right? You give the speech and then it falls flat and you're standing there like the emperor has no clothes. But you got information from it. And there's nothing you can do. There's nothing you can do. You're standing there naked in your head. Exactly. But you got information from it and rebounded.

I think that's a great example, John. Isn't that the worst? First of all, my sympathies, right? You give the speech and then it falls flat and you're standing there like the emperor has no clothes. But you got information from it. And there's nothing you can do. There's nothing you can do. You're standing there naked in your head. Exactly. But you got information from it and rebounded.

I think that's a great example, John. Isn't that the worst? First of all, my sympathies, right? You give the speech and then it falls flat and you're standing there like the emperor has no clothes. But you got information from it. And there's nothing you can do. There's nothing you can do. You're standing there naked in your head. Exactly. But you got information from it and rebounded.

The incident you're talking about with my husband at the time was I was terrified that first time going on air, standing outside the stadium, sobbing. You want your reporter sobbing outside the stadium right before you go on ESPN2. It was terrifying. in 78 million homes.

The incident you're talking about with my husband at the time was I was terrified that first time going on air, standing outside the stadium, sobbing. You want your reporter sobbing outside the stadium right before you go on ESPN2. It was terrifying. in 78 million homes.

The incident you're talking about with my husband at the time was I was terrified that first time going on air, standing outside the stadium, sobbing. You want your reporter sobbing outside the stadium right before you go on ESPN2. It was terrifying. in 78 million homes.