Chloe Kim

I wanted that too.

And I feel like I'd already accomplished it in snowboarding.

And I think naturally I developed some curiosity for the other sides of the world and the other sides of things that maybe I could experience.

And so after that awakening, I'll call it, I was like, I don't think I can travel this much anymore.

I want to...

Because I also recognize that I am not going to snowboard forever.

And I think when I was at school, I had this scary realization of what am I going to do after?

You know, what am I going to do?

And I feel like I wanted to nurture that when I was still, you know, a teenager, you know, 20, 19, 20.

So I started taking more time for myself.

I stopped going to New Zealand and all these places and I would start training, you know, like mid fall as opposed to starting in mid summer.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, I still don't like.

It's still hard.

You know, I'd much rather be eating.

Eating brunch, you know, with my girls instead of being at the gym for an hour.

But I think, so when we first met, when was that?

That's when I started being more consistent.

Yeah.