When You Turn Professional, You Become An

From The Fall Of October, 1980 To March, 1984 I Never Lost A Competition.

I Started Skating And I Kind Of Liked It Because I Could Run Circles Around The Guys That Wouldn't Pick Me To Play Baseball.

Refined Indifference Is A Sports Psychology Precept: Train Like There's No Tomorrow And Then Accept Whatever Happens. Once You Step On The Field Realize That Whatever Is Meant To Be Is Meant To Be.

Everything That I've Ever Been Able To Accomplish In Skating And In Life Has Come Out Of Adversity And Perseverance.

So As An Amateur Olympic Competitor I Loved Criticism, Because It Made Me Better. But Now As A Professional I Don't Really Know How To Channel It Or Where To Take It, So I Don't Take It Quite As Well.