As we watch the Olympic Games unfold, I’m struck by a powerful insight from South African swimmer Tatjana Schoenmaker: “Swimming is just what I do; it’s not who I am.” Now, as she steps away from her competitive swimming career with silver and gold medals in hand, she exemplifies a crucial lesson about identity and self-confidence.
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About the Author: Johann Oostenbrink
Hi I’m Johann, and I am passionate about people and human systems. Since 1990 I am a growth agent and an impact player, unlocking potential and encouraging greatness in organisations and leaders. That includes leadership training, strategic alignment, team development, executive coaching, and relationship enrichment. Over at my personal blog Ways2Grow I am musing over these kind of topics.