Scott Hamilton electrified the world in the 1984 Sarajevo Winter Olympics, by defying the odds and winning the Olympic Gold Medal in Men's Figure Skating. Plagued by a childhood illness that stunted his growth (at the peak of his amateur career he was 5 feet 2.5 inches & weighed 108 lbs.). He was diagnosed with cancer in 1997, overcame that, and suffered from three brain tumors. Despite these extraordinary roadblocks, Scott is remarkably an eternal optimist who focuses on the good. In this exclusive interview, Scott reveals why his outlook is so rosy, when others would be crushed. He also talks about why it is so important to win and what that does for yourself and for the world. If this interview doesn't motivate and inspire you, nothing will!