Anne-Marie Anderson

When I look back, that's my thought when we were in there, but I don't have another choice. And that's why I kept pursuing it. What's your other choice? I always tell people, if you have a plan B, go do that because plan B is always easier. But for me, I knew this was the only thing I ever wanted to do.

When I look back, that's my thought when we were in there, but I don't have another choice. And that's why I kept pursuing it. What's your other choice? I always tell people, if you have a plan B, go do that because plan B is always easier. But for me, I knew this was the only thing I ever wanted to do.

When I look back, that's my thought when we were in there, but I don't have another choice. And that's why I kept pursuing it. What's your other choice? I always tell people, if you have a plan B, go do that because plan B is always easier. But for me, I knew this was the only thing I ever wanted to do.

And so I was going to have to figure it out no matter how many times somebody told me no or what the odds are.

And so I was going to have to figure it out no matter how many times somebody told me no or what the odds are.

And so I was going to have to figure it out no matter how many times somebody told me no or what the odds are.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

I love that question. Because if you ask anybody in television about me, they will say that I'm prepared. I'm known for my preparation when I'm preparing for a game. And it's all a safety net. It was interesting when you were talking about the person giving the TED talk. that you said she did it 200 times and failed. Whereas I would ask, is it really failure?

I love that question. Because if you ask anybody in television about me, they will say that I'm prepared. I'm known for my preparation when I'm preparing for a game. And it's all a safety net. It was interesting when you were talking about the person giving the TED talk. that you said she did it 200 times and failed. Whereas I would ask, is it really failure?

I love that question. Because if you ask anybody in television about me, they will say that I'm prepared. I'm known for my preparation when I'm preparing for a game. And it's all a safety net. It was interesting when you were talking about the person giving the TED talk. that you said she did it 200 times and failed. Whereas I would ask, is it really failure?

Is it data or information she's getting in order to get it to exactly where she wants to go? Preparation is everything. And here's the thought when it comes to audacious moves. I don't want anybody leaping off the cliff to, oh, I'm going to succeed at this. I'm going to put all my money in this and just jump into it. It's about the careful preparation.

Is it data or information she's getting in order to get it to exactly where she wants to go? Preparation is everything. And here's the thought when it comes to audacious moves. I don't want anybody leaping off the cliff to, oh, I'm going to succeed at this. I'm going to put all my money in this and just jump into it. It's about the careful preparation.

Is it data or information she's getting in order to get it to exactly where she wants to go? Preparation is everything. And here's the thought when it comes to audacious moves. I don't want anybody leaping off the cliff to, oh, I'm going to succeed at this. I'm going to put all my money in this and just jump into it. It's about the careful preparation.

What are the steps I need to take in order to get there? What are the backup plans that could go wrong? That for me is where all the good stuff is in terms of planning and preparing. When I go on air to call a game, because I'm still a working broadcaster for ESPN, people will see me on the air for two hours calling a basketball game.

What are the steps I need to take in order to get there? What are the backup plans that could go wrong? That for me is where all the good stuff is in terms of planning and preparing. When I go on air to call a game, because I'm still a working broadcaster for ESPN, people will see me on the air for two hours calling a basketball game.

What are the steps I need to take in order to get there? What are the backup plans that could go wrong? That for me is where all the good stuff is in terms of planning and preparing. When I go on air to call a game, because I'm still a working broadcaster for ESPN, people will see me on the air for two hours calling a basketball game.

But it's been four days of preparation or researching, talking to coaches, talking to players, interviewing before I ever get on air for those two hours. The game itself, the speech itself, the cog is the reward. It's the preparation where you really dig in and grow the most.

But it's been four days of preparation or researching, talking to coaches, talking to players, interviewing before I ever get on air for those two hours. The game itself, the speech itself, the cog is the reward. It's the preparation where you really dig in and grow the most.