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Nicole Giordano: Olympic Gold Medalist and NCAA Softball Champion
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I can’t wait for you to hear this episode. Phenomenal athlete, phenomenal woman. She is from the softball world, Nicole Giordano. She was a national champion at the University of Arizona as an outfielder. She was also a member of 2004 Team USA at the Sydney Olympics that brought home the gold; a very, very highly accomplished woman from the softball world. I think one of the things that I just love and respect most about our time talking together is just how she seems to live her life with this idea of being full force too. She is an extremely passionate woman and you can hear just the underlying tone of the way she speaks, not only about her career as a softball player, what she did, her beliefs about everything, the advice that she gives to young softball players whether it’s about college or how they play and approach the game. You can just see she’s not a sit-on-the-fence type of person. She’s about fully committing herself to this moment, to this task, this activity and to keep developing, to keep battling. So many people today it seems like they just stood on the fence. They try things out, “We’re going to try this approach.” You can just hear in her story how committed she is in the process and going out there day-after-day and building on it.
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