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Isn't supposed to be a a [music] rude question, but do you think before you speak? Because you answer questions [music] so quickly and so comprehensively, whether it's about geopolitics or your sport or aerodynamics. Like, >> [music] >> can you take us into your brain?
>> [laughter] >> Thank you, Charlotte. That's very kind. Um Oh, man. Do I think? I think overall, I'm just a pensive person. Like, I'm a very introspective I'm an introspective young woman. Like, I spend a lot of time in my head. Um and it's not a bad place to be. I I journal a lot. I break [music] down all of my thought processes. I think I apply a very analytical lens to my own thinking, and I kind of modify it because it's so interesting, you can control [music] what you think. Like, you can control how you think, and therefore you can control who you are. And especially as a young person, like I'm 22, so with neuroplasticity on my side, I can literally become exactly who I want to be. How cool is that? Like, how empowering is that, right?
>> [music] >> And so, the fact is I get to become every day the kind of person that me at age eight would revere. Like, I would be obsessed with me today. Are you kidding? I would love me. And I think that's the biggest flex of all time, that you can have like little younger you be proud of you today. And so, I guess for me it's like I Yes, I spend a lot of time in my own head. Yes, I think a lot, but it's not really like an egotistical kind of way. It's in like a >> [music] >> tinkering, like a scientist kind of way. I'm always like trying to modify. I'm trying to think, how can I be better? How can I approach my own brain the way that I approach my craft [music] of free skiing, um so that I can be better tomorrow than I was today.