Rae T. Chois spent five years with the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympic Organizing Committee and noticed every athlete had a coach. She argues that regular people need professional coaching too, just like athletes do, to reach their peak potential.
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I had the privilege in 2002 to work for the Olympic Organizing Committee, and I helped host the Olympic Games in Salt Lake City, Utah. And I was part of that committee for about 5 years. And one of the things that I noticed when I was on venue was that nobody was there without a coach. So no one reaches their highest potential without getting support, and that's what coaching does. Right. So of course, the world of sport, we see that very clearly. You know, nobody becomes an Olympic athlete on their own. It's impossible. You can't see from every possible angle. You need support. And that's what coaching is about. So regular folks like me and like you can actually get the support of a professional to help us reach our highest potential, right, so that we can actually get an Olympic gold in our own life.