How to Reignite a Dream After You've Lost Everything | Shaun White

27 February - 1 hour 10 mins
Podcast Series The School of Greatness

Shaun White admits that losing at the 2014 Sochi Olympics had nothing to do with his body and everything to do with his heart not being in it. That honest reckoning launched a years-long process of rebuilding from the inside out, patching broken relationships, ditching a fake social media persona, and assembling a team that actually shared his vision.

Then a training crash in New Zealand left him with 62 stitches and lungs full of blood just months before the 2018 Olympics, forcing a gut-check question: how badly do you really want this?

His answer carried him to a third gold medal and the most emotionally charged finish of his career. Whether you are chasing a world record or a business b...

1 hour 10 mins

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