There's no right or wrong way to snowboard, you know, if you just want to go out and build cheese wedges and do that, that's sick, man, as long as you're having fun.

But for me, it's more about getting to a new face, a new mountain, a new location, and just seeing how you can work with kind of what Mother Nature has given you and try and have a good time and inspire others.

All right,

welcome back or welcome back or welcome to the Finding Mastery Podcast. I'm Michael Jervay. And the whole design of these podcasts are to sit down people who are extraordinary what they do, extraordinary how they think, and we want to

deconstruct and better understand how they've organized their life and their internal life to be

able to pursue mastery. And what we're really looking to do

is to search for what they're searching for,

and to see if we can understand their psychological framework,

which is how they understand themselves

in the world and events,

and then also dig to understand the mental skills

that they've used to build and refine their craft.

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