It's amazing what you can do when you choose to not be a victim.

When you choose to focus on the possibilities instead of the problem, I lost my legs, my kidneys, my spleen, the hearing and my left ear overnight.

My world was completely different.

But what helped me not be a victim is I made the choice to not be a victim.

You take one little step at a time and you see where it leads.

Three-time Paralympic medalist, a world-class snowboarder, and one of the leading voices on resilience

and human potential, the inspirational Amy Purdy in the house. Our challenges can teach us so much,

and that's what going through what I went through. It was a seven-year

journey of getting back on my feet to walk again. If you allow yourself to be in the moment and

lean into what you're going through instead of trying to resist it, you can learn so much.

And those moments become some of your most, I think, grounded special moments. The quote you say is the

quality of your life comes down to the stories you choose to believe. What is the current story

you're choosing to believe right now at this new season of possibilities, but also potentially

uncertainty of what's to come? Oh, gosh. I mean, I think...

And based on what you've talked about in your new book, Bounce Forward, it's almost like the thing that almost broke you was the launching pad to create more than you could ever

imagine in your life.

And I'm curious.

I mean, you were on Dancing with the Stars, Paralympic, medalists.

You've done so many different things.

There's billboards of you around the world.

Like, you've done so many inspiring things.

But what was the thing that allowed you to get out of the first kind of the victim mindset

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