How to Strengthen your Mental Armor with Lindsey Vonn

Growing up, Lindsey Vonn’s parents instilled two important lessons:
her mom taught her the importance of finding positivity in every
situation, and her dad taught her that any ambition is achievable
with a clear plan and dedication. So, at the age of 9, she
confidently stated her goal to become the greatest ski racer of all
time. Her dad helped her write a 10-year plan to make it to the
2002 Olympics in Salt Lake City. Today, she is one of the most
decorated American ski racers in history and was the first American
woman to win a gold medal in downhill at the 2010 Winter Olympics.
Beyond ski racing, Lindsey is a NYT bestselling author, the founder
of the Lindsey Vonn Foundation—a nonprofit championing girls
through scholarships, education, and athletics—and the creative
force behind Apres Productions. Lindsey’s career is a powerful
lesson in a differentiated kind of entrepreneurship—one defined by
grit, determination, and above all else, consistent work ethic.
Lindsey shares how mental toughness is the bedrock of her success,
why she views partnerships through a long term lens, and how
growing up in a family of seven made her a hard worker at a young
age.