Shaun White

Success without fulfillment is the greatest failure.

It's true.

And it's so funny because you meet people and

you'll have very famous people at that event and they stand up and they're like, I won my Oscar.

And I was like, well, I better win another one.

And then I made this much money and I was like, well, I better double it.

And then, and I just kind of sat there with my doubled money and my thing and went, well, what's next?

You know, and it's, you have to find the enjoyment.

Otherwise you get to that place where you get the, you know, you finally get that goal and it's not

In many ways it is what you'd hope but it's not exactly what you pictured.

And that's hard to get to that point and it's frustrating because you put so much emphasis on this moment being this way.

And if it doesn't work out exactly and picture exactly how it's gonna go, you're left kind of hanging.

So it's getting rid of that.

And then I'm just a huge believer in kind of like the little steps as well.

It's like, what little thing can I do that my competitors are probably not doing that might help me?

I don't know, I remember winning the event and it just dawned on me that all my competitors would probably, this is when I kind of went to the gym.

It dawned on me that all my competitors were probably gonna go celebrate.

Yeah, go party all night, for sure.

And I was like, what if I just hit the gym?

Just why not?