Chloe Kim

total in like six months or something right so it's like i'm not where i could be but i'm also dealing with this which is part of the sport i'm just gonna do my best and whatever that's what i had to get to just like whatever so what is what is the mental rehearsal that you have then either you know the morning of an hour before or right before to eliminate the self-doubt

I think that's interesting, and I'm curious to see what our listeners will think, but I don't know if you can ever truly eliminate self-doubt.

I think you can talk yourself up to, you know, maybe quiet the noise a bit, but...

The minute something doesn't go your way, that self-doubt is going to come right back.

And so it is hard to truly get rid of it.

And I think that's just normal too.

It's like natural, you know, human brains and minds.

We're kind of like always fearful of the unknown.

And that's where I was at too.

So I'm not going to sit here and be like, well, I didn't doubt myself at all.

I felt so confident.

That's not the case.

But I think I kind of have to sit there and remind myself that I have to rely on muscle memory.

Muscle memory is going to be my best friend here.

And I'm just going to hope for the best.

Maybe things won't go my way.

That's okay.

I feel really fortunate to be in a position in my career where I've accomplished everything under the sun and more.

And so I didn't feel like really strongly about winning, if that makes sense.

My goal was to get a medal.