Heather Moyse

They were raising hopefully a successful contributor to society. And the most important thing to my parents was keeping the connection with our family and keeping our family as close as possible. And to them, they didn't like, not that they didn't care that I wasn't happy doing what I was doing, But sports was not a priority for them.

They were raising hopefully a successful contributor to society. And the most important thing to my parents was keeping the connection with our family and keeping our family as close as possible. And to them, they didn't like, not that they didn't care that I wasn't happy doing what I was doing, But sports was not a priority for them.

Sports was not something that was going to dictate what the... And this was not just sports. This was sports. This was dancing. This was music. This was whatever, anything that was going on on Sunday. This was me not being able to go to the local hockey games that were on Sundays with my friends because it was family day. And then we could have friends come in and join us.

Sports was not something that was going to dictate what the... And this was not just sports. This was sports. This was dancing. This was music. This was whatever, anything that was going on on Sunday. This was me not being able to go to the local hockey games that were on Sundays with my friends because it was family day. And then we could have friends come in and join us.

Sports was not something that was going to dictate what the... And this was not just sports. This was sports. This was dancing. This was music. This was whatever, anything that was going on on Sunday. This was me not being able to go to the local hockey games that were on Sundays with my friends because it was family day. And then we could have friends come in and join us.

We often hung out with another family who would come in and spend time with us. We'd all hang out together. But they just... as long as we work all together.

We often hung out with another family who would come in and spend time with us. We'd all hang out together. But they just... as long as we work all together.

We often hung out with another family who would come in and spend time with us. We'd all hang out together. But they just... as long as we work all together.

And it's really powerful to know that, to have that example, that living example of what it actually means to live your values, to be uncompromising in those, but also, I guess, to grow up as an athlete and know that for my parents, their love and support and wanting to spend time with me was not ever contingent on my performance in sport. Because they didn't care about that stuff.

And it's really powerful to know that, to have that example, that living example of what it actually means to live your values, to be uncompromising in those, but also, I guess, to grow up as an athlete and know that for my parents, their love and support and wanting to spend time with me was not ever contingent on my performance in sport. Because they didn't care about that stuff.

And it's really powerful to know that, to have that example, that living example of what it actually means to live your values, to be uncompromising in those, but also, I guess, to grow up as an athlete and know that for my parents, their love and support and wanting to spend time with me was not ever contingent on my performance in sport. Because they didn't care about that stuff.

That wasn't important to them. And I think that in and of itself made it easier to try new things. To all of a sudden try bobsledding at the age of 27 with the Olympics only five months away. People are like, well, weren't you scared? How did you know? Weren't you going to fail? Well, yeah, but my parents weren't going to care if I didn't make it. My family didn't care about that stuff.

That wasn't important to them. And I think that in and of itself made it easier to try new things. To all of a sudden try bobsledding at the age of 27 with the Olympics only five months away. People are like, well, weren't you scared? How did you know? Weren't you going to fail? Well, yeah, but my parents weren't going to care if I didn't make it. My family didn't care about that stuff.

That wasn't important to them. And I think that in and of itself made it easier to try new things. To all of a sudden try bobsledding at the age of 27 with the Olympics only five months away. People are like, well, weren't you scared? How did you know? Weren't you going to fail? Well, yeah, but my parents weren't going to care if I didn't make it. My family didn't care about that stuff.

So for me, knowing that they didn't care about those results or those outcomes, that was a safety net that in and of itself was just knowing that wasn't going anywhere. The fact that they loved me and wanted to spend time with me and my siblings, that was never going to change. And that was all reinforced by their desire to want to spend time with us no matter what, when we were kids.

So for me, knowing that they didn't care about those results or those outcomes, that was a safety net that in and of itself was just knowing that wasn't going anywhere. The fact that they loved me and wanted to spend time with me and my siblings, that was never going to change. And that was all reinforced by their desire to want to spend time with us no matter what, when we were kids.

So for me, knowing that they didn't care about those results or those outcomes, that was a safety net that in and of itself was just knowing that wasn't going anywhere. The fact that they loved me and wanted to spend time with me and my siblings, that was never going to change. And that was all reinforced by their desire to want to spend time with us no matter what, when we were kids.

So it's something that's picked up quite a bit by people after they read my book, hearing about some of these lessons that I shared that my parents, I guess, instilled in me.

So it's something that's picked up quite a bit by people after they read my book, hearing about some of these lessons that I shared that my parents, I guess, instilled in me.

So it's something that's picked up quite a bit by people after they read my book, hearing about some of these lessons that I shared that my parents, I guess, instilled in me.