
Local sportscaster Scott Murray interviewed the girls today and mentioned that when he interviewed Nastia's mom, Anna, just hours after she won the Olympic All-Around title, asking her how she proud felt knowing her daughter was an Olympic Champion, Anna said, "I am just proud that she is a nice, good person." And that's exactly what these girls are, teaching camps, volunteering their time for the Dallas Morning News Charities, working with gymnasts in the Special Olympics, and being positive role models for not only young gymnasts, but girls of all ages as well.
When they were asked how they kept their eye on the prize, through injuries, setbacks, and the call of being a "typical teenager," both girls mentioned making daily, weekly, and long-term goals. I was taught to make goals, too, but let's be honest, when was the last time I wrote down a DAILY goal besides "internal meeting at 4" or "doctor, 11:15?" Those aren't goals, they are appointments. It's time to dream big. Or small. Even if it's "Hit snooze twice," I'm ready to get on the dream boat. How about you?
I whipped up this downloadable goal reminder. Obviously goal #1 is "use this silly thing." So we'll see. Who's with me?

YOU CAN DO IT!
Pia The Pig