Hi everyone, I'm Nicola Tangen, the CEO of the Norwegian Soan Wealthun, and today we are doing something really great fun, because no way happened to smash every record in the Winter Olympics.

And today we are joined by Anna Marta Penscoor, who is the professor of sports psychology, and he's basically the person who's shaped the whole mental training of the

Norwegian Olympic athletes. So warm welcome. Thank you so much.

Now, how do you explain all these medals?

Oh, that's a really complex question.

It goes a long way back because we tend to think about what we do today.

But of course it has been a long tradition for maybe 20, 30 years now, where we have worked on this culture.

So I think there's many pieces in that puzzle.

When did you decide to, because it was after Turin, I guess, which was,

when did you think that, hey, we need to do some stuff here?

Well, it's even later, or before that, actually,

after the Calgary games, we didn't take any medals.

And then we started to think, what should we do about this?

And we had to do something about the whole top sport level system,

and also work more together as teams, and also think long term to develop athletes.

Okay, so you are in Calgary.

It's the worst game the country has ever had.

So you sit down, what do you do?

What kind of plan do you come up with?

Unfortunately, I was not there.

So I started later.

But then Torol Riemjore, who was the one who kind of founded Olympiatoppen,

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