My Mantra Has Always Been To Have

It's Just A Goatee. That Sounds Kind Of Weird. A Soul Patch? I Don't Know How 'soul' It Is.

I Love To Work Out And Really Enjoy The Outdoors. I Like To Immerse Myself With Sport-related Activities And Spending Quality Time With People. I Find People To Be Very Inspiring, And I Get A Lot Of Motivation From Listening And Interacting With Them, Sharing Stories And Similarities - And Differences - In Our Lives, And Learning From Each Other.

Every Olympic Athlete Prepares Differently. For Me, I Am 100 Percent Into The Sport. And If I Decide To Really Make A Crucial Career Decision To Say, 'this Is Something I Want To Do,' I Want To Leave No Stone Unturned In My Preparation.

Vancouver Is An Amazing City And Luckily, Growing Up In The Seattle Area, I Was Able To Immerse Myself Into The Culture At A Young Age, Traveling Back And Forth Across The Border For Skating Competitions As A Youngster.

Do I Feel Any Pressure As The Most Decorated Winter Olympian In American History? None At All. The Only Pressures That I Know I Face Are Those Of How To Pay It Forward: How Can I Continually Make A Positive Impact In People's Lives, Help Others Achieve Their Dreams, Create Their Own Olympic Mindset, Creating Champions Within Themselves?