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The School of Greatness · April 29, 2026 · 1h 23m

How to Perform Under Pressure Without Losing Yourself | Chloe Kim

Two-time Olympic gold medalist snowboarder Chloe Kim opens up about the mental battles most people never see behind the podium. She discusses competing through an injury that she kept hidden from the public, and an ADHD diagnosis that forced her to reframe her entire career. Despite achieving everything the sport can offer, she still felt an inner emptiness that drove her to reexamine self-worth, pressure, and what it means to truly show up for yourself.

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Canon

After achieving every external goal the sport could offer, Kim still felt an inner emptiness and a lack of peace.

Highlights

Competing Through Hidden Injury
Kim reveals she performed at an elite level while carrying an injury that she kept hidden from the public and much of her support circle.
ADHD Diagnosis as a Career Reframe
An ADHD diagnosis reframed how Kim understands her mind, her approach to training, and her entire career trajectory.
A New Way of Thinking About Pressure
Kim shares a reframing of competitive pressure that allowed her to perform without losing herself.
Separating Self-Worth From Results
Kim discusses the ongoing work of disentangling her identity and sense of worth from her athletic outcomes.
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