Guest Interview - Kerri Walsh Jennings

<p>You might recognize my highly esteemed guest today as one half of what was once called “the greatest beach volleyball team of all time”</p> <p>With three (yes THREE) Olympic gold medals and one Olympic bronze medal to her name, Kerri Walsh Jennings is a Beach Volleyball legend and a force to be reckoned with. </p> <p>What makes Kerri such an amazing guest on this podcast is the fact that she truly lives what she teaches. Not only is it evident on the scoreboard, it permeates every part of her life, on and off the court. </p> <p>Juggling her elite career with being a wife and a mother of three, Kerri shares deep, internal wisdom about the importance of choice, cultivating joy, and what it takes to earn the mindset of a champion. She is vulnerable, honest, eloquent, and an endless fountain of wisdom for all things sports and motherhood. </p> <p>Through commentary about Mikaela Shiffrin at the 2022 Winter Olympics, stories of family and coaching her son through a loss, and awesome quotes that somehow come to her at the perfect time every time, Kerri proves time and time again that she is a gifted storyteller and a natural teacher. </p> <p>This interview is one I know I will return to time and time again. </p> <p>About Platform 1440:</p> <p>P1440 was founded by Kerri Walsh Jennings and her husband (and fellow Beach Volleyball legend), Casey Jennings to engage, equip, and encourage beach volleyball athletes to pursue their dreams. P1440 gives athletes direct opportunities to compete and grow alongside a dedicated community of high performers and big dreamers. </p> <p>Learn more about P1440: <a href='https://www.p1440.com/'>https://www.p1440.com/</a></p> <p>Follow them on Instagram: <a href='https://www.instagram.com/platform1440/'>@platform1440</a></p> <p> </p> <p>Here’s a glance at this episode:</p> <p> </p> <p>[4:24] Lindsey and Kerri discuss the fallacy of perfectionism and Kerri’s relationship with failure through her younger years. She discusses her crushing disappointment at Rio and what it took to push thro