There have been a lot of shifts in my life, from working in corporate then working on my own, and how my business growth has impacted different areas of life and, obviously, how that's transcended into different sports. I think what I learned was that I wasn't fulfilling my passion and my purpose by working in the corporate space. 

When you're really passionate about something, you will make it work no matter what.

There is no such thing as the perfect time to get started. Don't wait until your idea is ready - you'll never be fully ready. Just start - and then build on it to make it what you've visualised.

Belief is at the core of everything you achieve. If you believe in something strongly enough, you will attain it. Adjust your mindset and you'll see things begin to happen.

Everybody is afraid of something - fear is completely natural. Recognising that you decide how you react to fear is very empowering. Acknowledge your fear, make it your friend and learn to use it to your benefit. 

When faced with a mammoth objective, breaking it down into micro-goals helps. Get one task done, then the next and the next. Don't look too far beyond what you have to do next or you'll get overwhelmed.

There is no such thing as failure, there are only learning curves.

There is only one way to get to what you want and that is through. The only excuse you have for not going after what you want is a lack of will. If you truly want something, you will move mountains to make it happen.

Challenges are synonymous with entrepreneurship. Don't lean into the many reasons why your dream won't work. Rather focus on the few reasons why it will work.

Believe in what you're doing wholeheartedly. With that type of conviction, you can't fail. This is easier to do when your idea goes beyond profit and actually wants to make an impact.