How Sports are a Microcosm of Life | #AskGaryVee 319 w/ The Lamoureux Twins
Podcast, really special treat for you today. Monique and Jocelyne Lamoureux who are better known as the Lamoureux Twins stopped by today. For those of you who don’t know, Monique and Jocelyn scored the game-tying and game winning goals in 2018 Winter Olympics to help the US Women’s National Ice Hockey team clinch the gold medal. We talked growing up in a sports family, the new foundation they just launched, the greatest athletes in American history and a whole lot about parenting. Hope you enjoy this episode and if you have any questions for us make sure to tweet @garyvee & @lamoureuxtwins ;)
Timestamps:
5:00 - Lamoureux Twins’ favorite sport other than hockey
9:00 - Entrepreneurship wasn’t cool
14:00 - The New Foundation they launched
18:00 - Biggest fight they got into
23:00 - Best players they have played against
26:00 - The greatest athletes in American history create their brand
36: 00 - How to build confidence in your kids and keep them unique
43:50 - Gary’s parenting advice, but you do you as a parent
46:30 - Best way to take out delusion from kid’s life
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