Former IndyCar and NASCAR driver Danica Patrick discusses goal-setting frameworks and handling pressure in high-performance environments with Codie Sanchez.
Opinion
Patrick: Biological differences make men in women's sports completely unfair
“There are some true hormonal, physiological reasons why men should not compete in women's sports when it comes to strength, when it comes to power size. Those things are really different, and when men have at least 10 times the testosterone that women do, whic…”
Assertion Partly supported
Patrick: I sued my IndyCar team over withheld financial data
“Because that's, because I ended up suing my IndyCar team in the end, because I was in a profit sharing arrangement with them, and they weren't providing data, like the information, and the contracts, and the numbers, and so you know, I just trusted that they w…”
Opinion
Patrick: Amber Rose's RNC speech was articulate and beautiful
“Super impressed. She's a stripper. She's on the RNC stage with a tattoo on her head speaking like, So articulately and beautifully. I'm like, wow, good for you. Hell yeah.”
Opinion
Patrick: Female success competes with men's inherent provider nature
“I do think that there's like a provider Gene for men, like, and I think that when a woman is successful, it, like, competes with that provider gene, like, or, like, nature within them.”
Insight
Patrick: Skill alone is insufficient in sports due to constant losing
“That's why skill isn't really enough in sports, and that you have to have more, because you lose a lot.”
Insight
Patrick: Athletic fame does not confer automatic credibility in new businesses
“And I realized that just because I drove race cars doesn't mean that people think I know how to make wine. And in fact, that seems totally reasonable. So you have to, like, build up a reputation. You have to build up credibility. So I think that's, like, the o…”