Where would you say that this vision of people on a bad day
never quit on a bad day come from?
Well, it's something that like kind of a philosophy
I've the same I heard years ago
and I've just kind of, it applies to every area of life.
And you know, as my background
in terms of a high level athlete,
there were a lot of challenges I had to work through
on the soccer field, if you will,
and in terms of my career with that.
And one of the things that I realized
and then sort of the vision to how this all came to be
was a couple of years ago,
I was inducted into the Cook-Wilton Sports Hall of Fame
and they had kind of an interview process.
And in that they asked what sport has given me.
And I shared a lot of the amazing things
that I've had from sport in terms of national championships
on all level and personal awards.
However, I shared that the only reason
I've been able to have all those highs
is pushing through the tough stuff,
you know, getting cut from a team,
coming back from an injury,
sitting on the bench when you wanna play, you know,
all these challenges and pushing through,
those are why I was able to have those highs.
And that's when it sort of clicked a little bit
from a standpoint of we need to share more of the struggles
because I think that helps people, again,
they realize they're not alone
in what they're going through.