Welcome back, everyone at the School of Greatness.

We've got the legendary Sean White in the house.

My man, so good to see you.

Thanks for having me.

Been following your career for a long time.

We've got a lot of mutual friends.

And it's inspiring to see what you're able to do at 35 years of age.

Three Olympic goals, is that right now yeah three Olympic golds four

Olympics three three golds three goals you're going back for another one and I'm

curious how do you continue to stay so disciplined at this age with your body your

mindset your training to continue preparing at this level after so many

years competing. You know, it's tough. Honestly, you know, as you get older, there's just more

things that interest you. Right. You're enticed by this, you know, starting to company.

You know, you know, just even just normal life things like going. Relationships. Yeah, going on a birthday

party, you know, moving home, you know, like just anything like that. And I found that like, oddly enough for me, like taking the time to do those things actually makes me better at Snowboarding. Really? Because I have the, you know, the muscle memory and I've done it my whole life so it's it's like you know you're

like riding a bike you know it's just like how enthused are you once you get there so if I'm

really motivated when I get to the mountain then I'm dangerous because I'm pumped I want to learn the

new tricks and I have the ability to do that it's just when I get there and I maybe don't

want to be there and that's when when I get there and I maybe don't want to be there,

and that's when it's really hard. So I think after the, not the last Olympics, but the one before

that after I lost in Sochi in Russia, you know, I missed the podium. I remember standing there.

I had the winning run. I mean, I had all the tricks to do it. I just couldn't. I just, in my head, I just knew I wasn't going to do it.

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