Records Are Made To Be Broken.

There Are So Many Things That I Still Want To Do. My Foundation, Growing My Brand . . . The List Is Endless. I'm Honestly Busier Now Than I Was When I Was Swimming. It's Kind Of Weird, But I Feel Like More Of An Adult Because I Have To Do Stuff Every Day. Whether It's Checking Emails Or Making Phone Calls Or Doing This And That, It's Fun For Me. It's The Start Of A New Chapter. At Times, It Is Frustrating, But I Know It's Not Going To Be Easy To Accomplish The Goals That I Want.

I Think The Biggest Things I Am Looking Forward To Is Getting New Faces Into The Sport. Getting Kids Who Could Be Afraid Of Water To Feel Comfortable In The Pool.

This Is The First Medal I've Ever Won In An International Meet. For It To Be Gold Is Incredible. It Feels Great. I Can't Explain It.

I Think That Everything Is Possible As Long As You Put Your Mind To It And You Put The Work And Time Into It. I Think Your Mind Really Controls Everything.

We Need To Make Seeing A Therapist More Accessible; We've Got To Crack Down On This And Allow People The Opportunity To Seek Help. It's Going To Be A Game-changer. I Would Love People To Become More Vulnerable And Reach Out And Ask For Help. I Would Never Want Somebody To Go Through The Feelings I Had, Almost Exactly Three Years Ago, Of Not Wanting To Be Alive. That's A Scary Thing, And To Think Of Where I Am Today Compared To That - That's Way Bigger Than Winning A Gold Medal.