Hi friends, this week I would love to introduce you to a new podcast. I think you'll really

enjoy it. It's from our friends at the Ted Audio Collective, and it's called Rethinking,

hosted by Psychologist Adam Grant. And this is an episode that's an interview with

Olympic athletes and very decorated medalists, Alice and Felix. And I got a lot out of it

I think because there's so much overlap with your everyday life, no matter what you do, whether

they're not you're an athlete or you work in an office, whatever energy you bring to that,

whatever your true motive is, like what's motivating you, very much affects your ability to achieve

your goals. And she really talks about how she had different things that motivated her as she competed

and how that changed her relationship to the sport itself. And I just think it's like I

gleaned a lot about myself just through hearing her story. So I think you'll enjoy it. It's a really

interesting episode also because she talks about the biases she faced when she became a mother. And I

think that a lot of people face when they become mothers and how you are perceived in the workplace.

So I got a lot out of this episode. Rethinking is a super helpful show because it's very much

about the way we think. And it features interviews with leading thinkers about the mindsets

they're reconsidering in order to live better. Adams had some really amazing guests, like Oscar

winning director Eva DuVernay, bestselling author Celeste Inge, and Olympic medalist Alice and

Felix. As I said, and if you like this episode, please follow rethinking wherever you get your

podcasts to stay updated about future releases. So now on to the episode. Enjoy.

Hey everyone, it's Adam Cram. Welcome back to rethinking my podcast on the science of what makes

us tick. I'm an organizational psychologist and I'm taking you inside the minds of fascinating

people to explore new thoughts and new ways of thinking. Today's guest is one of time's most

influential people, Sprinter Alice and Felix. In Tokyo at age 35, she won her 10th and 11th Olympic

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