The Olympics have a way of stirring something in us — the anticipation, the discipline, the glory, the behind-the-scenes stories we rarely see. 

And this week, they took me back 20 years.

Back to a season when I worked with Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton. Back to being 20 years old, wildly underqualified, fresh out of a small farm town… and somehow standing in the middle of a World Cup event.

Oh — and saying yes to riding in a bobsled at 90 km/hr.

In this episode, I’m sharing the story:

How I landed a job in Olympic sport with more willingness than experience

What it was like working behind the scenes during a World Cup

The night Vancouver won the Olympic bid (and why I still get chills)

The moment I climbed into a four-person bobsled and screamed my way down the track

And what that bold yes taught me about risk, courage, and trusting God when I wasn’t the one steering

This isn’t just a nostalgia episode.

It’s about saying yes before you feel ready.

If you’ve ever felt underqualified, stretched, or unsure of the next turn in your life — this one’s for you.

Let’s talk bobsleds, boldness, and the kind of yes that turns into a testimony.