Olympic Athletes Have To Find A Job

It Is Not Up To Me Whether I Win Or Lose. Ultimately, This Might Not Be My Day. And It Is That Philosophy Towards Sports, Something That I Really Truly Live By. I Am Emotional. I Want To Win. I Am Hungry. I Am A Competitor. I Have That Fire. But Deep Down, I Truly Enjoy The Art Of Competing So Much More Than The Result.

I Wanted To Go Back On 'dancing With The Stars,' I Did It. One Of My Favorite Shows Is 'hawaii Five-0.' I Went On, Guest Starred. I Wanted To Be In A Film, Did 'tasmanian Devils' In Vancouver. Wanted To Host A Show, Boom, Did It.

I Never Had One Day That I Didn't Want To Be On The Ice, Because I Always Had An Objective For That Day. I Had A Rigorous Plan And Schedule In Place That I Had To Adhere To. It Was A Step-by-step Process Of Slowly But Surely Inching Toward The Olympic Games And Using Every Day As A Series Of Goals To Be Accomplished.

Besides Film, I'd Like To Be The Young Regis. That Would Be Great. Going Back And Forth From L.a. To New York. Doing Stuff On Food. Doing Stuff On Kids. Just Talking About Issues That Are Relevant. Doing Things On The Olympic Games.

On The Ice, If I Slow Down, I Can Coast Behind Somebody For A Couple Of Laps. If I Slow Down On The Run, It'll Turn Into A Walk.