This season on three things, we're zoning in on one theme, peak performance.

What does it take to achieve greatness?

How do you maintain it?

And how do you continually find areas to improve in every area of your life?

People are driven by different things.

To me, the great peak performance out there are the people that are driven by this notion of there's always another gear.

There's always a way to get better.

It's two people, 20 minutes, and three things with Rick Elias.

Abby Wambach is a soccer legend.

She's won two FIFA World Cups, two Olympic gold medals, and she currently holds the

world record for all-time international goals scored among men and women. On top of that, she's a fierce champion for equal pay, and a New York Times best-selling author

going viral with her book, Wolfpack. We're doing something different with this episode.

For those of you who like to keep things short and sweet, you can find a 20-minute edit

focused solely on peak performance in our podcast feed and at 3thing things.redventures.com. But right now you're listening

to the full 40 minute conversation, which includes how Abby's fighting for equal pay,

how she's finding forgiveness through parenting and much more. This is three things with

Abby Wambach. Welcome to the show. Today we have Abby Wambach with us. I am so excited. You know why? Abby, I am excited because anytime I get to

talk to somebody who is the world's best at something, I'm just like, you know what? That is so unique.

So let's start there. You are the all-time goal scorer, men, women, doesn't matter,

in international soccer. Yeah.

What's that like? Um, it's amazing. You know, I think that it gives me, um, some credibility

when I step on stages now. But interestingly enough, there is a Canadian woman who is right

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