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In this episode of Inside the Rings, we delve into the remarkable journey of Noelle Pikus Pace, Olympic Silver Medalist in Skeleton for Team USA. Known for her tenacity and spirit, Noelle faced a life-altering leg injury that could have ended her career. However, with sheer determination and on her own terms, she made an extraordinary comeback to the sport she loves. Tune in as Noelle shares her inspiring story, the challenges she overcame, and the valuable lessons she learned on her path to Olympic glory. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking motivation and insight into the power of perseverance. #InsideTheRings #NoellePikusPace #OlympicJourney #OlympicSilver

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Come, Follow Me | August 28–September 3 | 1 Corinthians 8-13 | “Ye Are the Body of Christ” | Patrick Mason, Chair of Mormon History & Culture at UT State University, and Noelle Pikus-Pace, World Champion and Olympic Silver Medalist in Skeleton.

#hope #love #doubledowndose #motivation #youtube We love asking each of our guests the double down dose questions. Here is another example of some of their answers. If you missed their episode, go back and check it out and follow them. Al Fox Carraway - https://www.facebook.com/AlFoxCarraway Heidi Tucker - https://www.thepickledsunflower.com/ Kara Goldin - https://karagoldin.com/ Erik Qualman - https://equalman.com/ Samantha Gash - https://www.samanthagash.com/ Suzy Patz - Love Out Loud Tiffany Taylor - Instagram at coachtiffanytaylor Noelle Pikus Pace - https://noellepikuspace.com/ Madilyn Paige - https://madilynpaige.com/

Recently, I was listening to a speech by Neill F. Marriott. She shared an interview she had with Noelle Pikus-Pace the 2014 silver medal winner in Sochi Russia in the skeleton race. Noelle said, “Where you look is where you GO“. I started thinking about this phrase and began to think about the scriptures and how often we are told to look. Join me today as I share with you some of my thoughts about LOOKING to the Savior to find our light. “Sorrow looks back. Worry looks around. Faith looks up.” Ralph Waldo Emerson. President Russell M. Nelson has called us to look unto Jesus Christ in just this way: “There is nothing easy or automatic about becoming such powerful disciples. Our focus must be riveted on the Savior and His gospel. It is mentally rigorous to strive to look unto Him in every thought. But when we do, our doubts and fears flee.” https://speeches.byu.edu/talks/neill-f-marriott/pointing-our-souls-to-christ/ bethnewellcoaching@gmail.com bethnewellcoaching.com PODCAST Platform- APPLE podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/seeking-light-podcast/id1622253467GOOGLE podcasts Google Podcasts: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy80NzY0NjQ0MC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== Amazon Music podcasts: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/46faf3a2-e381-45f1-9d2d-03456c797729/seeking-light-podcast Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4nnSNVR15NULHBgPMvOHny Anchor: https://anchor.fm/beth-newell

Recently, I was listening to a speech by Neill F. Marriott. She shared an interview she had with Noelle Pikus-Pace the 2014 silver medal winner in Sochi Russia in the skeleton race. Noelle said, “Where you look is where you GO“. I started thinking about this phrase and began to think about the scriptures and how often we are told to look. Join me today as I share with you some of my thoughts about LOOKING to the Savior to find our light. “Sorrow looks back. Worry looks around. Faith looks up.” Ralph Waldo Emerson. President Russell M. Nelson has called us to look unto Jesus Christ in just this way: “There is nothing easy or automatic about becoming such powerful disciples. Our focus must be riveted on the Savior and His gospel. It is mentally rigorous to strive to look unto Him in every thought. But when we do, our doubts and fears flee.” https://speeches.byu.edu/talks/neill-f-marriott/pointing-our-souls-to-christ/ bethnewellcoaching@gmail.com bethnewellcoaching.com PODCAST Platform- APPLE podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/seeking-light-podcast/id1622253467GOOGLE podcasts Google Podcasts: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy80NzY0NjQ0MC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw== Amazon Music podcasts: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/46faf3a2-e381-45f1-9d2d-03456c797729/seeking-light-podcast Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4nnSNVR15NULHBgPMvOHny Anchor: https://anchor.fm/beth-newell

Noelle Pikus Pace, US Silver Medalist Olympic Champion in the Sochi Russia 2014 Winter Olympics. Noelle experienced a tragic accident when a bobsled left the track and hit Noelle on the right leg resulting in a compound fracture that took her out of the sport for a period of time and nearly ended her carrier. Noelle has come so far developing her skills as an athlete in track and field leading her to have the skills to compete on the world tracks. She went to the 2010 Olympics representing the USA and again in 2014 bringing home the silver medal! Noelle has a wonderful family inclusive of her supportive husband Janson who actually designed her winning Skeleton sled. Noelle has incredible energy and influence as a mentor, leader, and friend. She lets us in on how she views life now and takes advantage of every moment she has to help others. Tune in and listen now to her story. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bob-howard9/message

Former Winter Olympian & Olympic Medalist Noelle Pikus-Pace sits down with us to discuss the mentality of a Top Performer. Noelle has battled through injuries (from errant bobsleds) financial and sponsorship unknowns, relentless practice and race schedules, all while raising a family and becoming a 2x Winter Olympian. Noelles' entire personality is Electric, and listening to her stories and perspective is inspiring to create a life of meaning, purpose, and deliberation. We thoroughly enjoyed this conversation with Noelle, and know you will too!

Setting goals and achieving them can feel so overwhelming, especially as a mompreneur. Olympic silver medalist, Noelle Pikus Pace, is sharing some of her top strategies for helping yourself and your kids learn how to feel more confidence as you go after your goals.Resources mentioned in this episode:Noelle Pikus PaceLife Stacking courseAntoine de Saint-ExuperyGood, Better, Best by Dallin H OaksWheel of Life assessmentAtomic Habits by James ClearChildren and Youth goal programIf creating or renovating your website is one of your goals for the new year, sign up for the MAP Method Makeover webinar HERE. You can watch me makeover a real client's website and be eligible for special extras that will only be available via the webinar.Read the transcript for this episode HERE.

2x Olympian. 2014 Olympic Silver Medalist. 26x World Cup Medalist. Today, you and I get to hang out with Noelle Pikus Pace! If you watched the 2014 Olympic Games, there's a good chance you'll recognize Noelle… Her celebration after winning the silver medal and running into the stands won the Best Olympic Winter Games Moment award. But what's MORE incredible than her medal is her story behind WHY she jumped into the stands with her family. She recovered from a freak accident after getting hit by a 1,500 pound bobsled going 70 MPH. She had a miscarriage. Her husband and young kids traveled with her internationally while she trained so they didn't have to be apart. This is a story you won't want to miss!

When you hit rock bottom, and you think that there's just no way out, and you feel so stuck and trapped, what's your next move? It's your choice after all? Mary is joined by Noelle Pikus-Pace with an inspiring message of grit, grace, and hope. She's a 2X Olympian, motivational speaker, author, and business owner. No matter what our circumstances are, we always have a choice. Learn about her incredible life story and discover how to design your environment. Learn More About Noelle: https://www.noellepikuspace.com/ Website:  marycraftsinc.com iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/crafting-a-meaningful-life-with-mary-crafts/id1336191892 Main Site: https://craftingameaningfullife.libsyn.com/ Follow Mary on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marycrafts/?hl=en Follow Mary On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mary.craftshomer

Does social media feel STRESSFUL to you?  Part of your Heroine's Journey  - especially as an entrepreneur is to include Social Media as part of your journey.    I get it.   You feel Behind.You can't be consistent, losing opportunities..wasting time.You fall victim to comparison - you get there to do something - then you feel bad because you experience low engagement - and the likes just aren't cutting it for you...You can get  my FREE - NO STRESS Solution and personal strategy for all things social media at: sarahgracelive.com/nostress.Instagram: @sarahgraceliveGuest Link: instagram.com/brookeromneywritesAmazon link to "I Like Me Anyway" [Affiliate Link]

Olympian Noelle Pikus-Pace has used goals to overcome trials, judgmental church culture, and physical injury, all with an eye toward faith.

Olympic athletes...they're just like us! Or at least that's what this interview with medalist Noelle Pikus-Pace will have you thinking. Her major secrets you need to now to accomplish your biggest goals are based on mindset, purpose, values, and relationships.   She offers three simple tips, and ultimately reminds everyone to start super, super simple. Listeners from this community will especially resonate with her approach to habits, and her unique bucket list (spoiler: it's a lot like a Do Something plan!) Plus, the stories from her Olympic and World Cup victories, intertwined with family and travel, offer a fascinating perspective.   About a few other things...   One or two times a year I open enrollment to my small group coaching Progress Program, where we focus on transforming your body, mind, and spirit by combining mindset and action. If you're searching for your identity, feeling like you don't have purpose, then this group with will provide the guidance and accountability that you need. You can read all of the details here, as well as hear testimonials from former participants in their own words.   Sign up for your spot in my FREE class, How to Make Habits that Stick, where I guide you towards narrowing in on your goals through habits. You can have more control and live with intention, and it starts here. Choose from 3 dates and times. See you there!   Sign up for the Go Getter Newsletter to get Progress Pointers in your inbox every Thursday.   SHOW NOTES Noelle's Instagram, Website, e-Course Enrollment is now open for my small group coaching Progress Program Get your Monk Manual for 20% with code 'ABOUTPROGRESS' through January 31st Join the FREE January Joiner Challenge Sign up for the FREE Habits That Stick Class Get the Organization Overhaul audio course Join the monthly membership group Get your first month+ FREE with Libsyn using code MONICA Lend your voice and experience + be featured on the show HERE Join Monica on Facebook and Instagram Songs Credit: DRIVE by Dj Nicolai Heidlas @nicolai-heidlas Music provided by FREE MUSIC FOR VLOGS AND VIDEOS bit.ly/freemusicforvlogs

Noelle Pikus Pace is a stunning example of turning adversity into greatness!  Noelle is the author of “Focused: Keeping Your Life on Track One Choice at a Time”. She and Janson currently manage their company, Inspire Higher, where they strive to help individuals live on purpose through elite online courses, masterclasses, programs, and consulting.     At the U.S. Olympic trials in October of 2005, an unfortunate accident kept her from competing at the Olympic Games. A bobsled unexpectedly came out of the track and hit her. She sustained a compound fracture to her lower right leg and was unable to compete in the Olympics. One year later, she came back to win the World Championships by the largest margin in the history of the sport.   On February 14, 2014, Noelle crossed the finish line, winning the silver medal at the Sochi, Russia Olympic Winter Games.  Her story will inspire you to the belief that we can do anything and to drive us to never give up.  Tune in to listen to her amazing story.     #noellpikuspace #mom #family #love #courage #light #mindset #attitude #gratitude #inspiration #strong #incredible #powerful #women #overcome #nevergiveup #education #olympian #impact #leadership #belief #beliefcast #tsinspires

Guest Bio:Noelle Pikus-Pace's strength and speed has led her to become one of the best skeleton sliders in the world since beginning the sport in 2001.  Pikus-Pace suffered a compound fracture of her lower right leg as a result of a freak accident when she was struck by a bobsled, causing her to miss the first half of the 2005-2006 season.  Showing her true competitiveness and determination, Pikus-Pace recovered and had the best season of her skeleton career in 2006-2007, claiming the World Championship title in St. Moritz and finishing second overall in World Cup standings, just behind teammate Katie Uhlaender.  Pikus-Pace took a break from the sport during the 2007-2008 season to have her first child, Lacee Lynne Pace, but returned to the sport in top form again.  She raced to fourth place at the 2010 Vancouver Games and announced her retirement after the final run.  Just a year after having her son, Traycen, Pikus-Pace and her husband, Janson, decided she'd make a comeback and aim for a medal at the 2014 Sochi Games.  Pikus-Pace swept the national team selection races series to earn her position back on the team.Pikus-Pace is the youngest of eight children.  She graduated from Utah Valley State College in 2005 with a bachelor's degree in Community Health and Physical Education and received a master's degree in Business Administration from Colorado Technical University in 2008.  Pikus-Pace participated as a track and field athlete while at college, where she broke the Utah Valley University high jump record and was named first team All-American.  Pikus-Pace also won the 2005 NJCAA National discuss championships.  After graduating she assisted in coaching track and field at Utah Valley State College.  

If you are looking to bring in the new year feeling inspired and with a new outlook on how to tackle and set goals, this episode is for you!Olympic Silver Medalist, Noelle Pikus-Pace shares her compelling story of how she earned the Olympic Silver medal in the Skeleton, despite all the uphill challenges placed before her along the way. Noelle shares an inspirational message, including the details of why her last race was so unique and special.Plus, she gives tips on goal setting and a sneak peek on her new course that helps you define your purpose and reach your goals.Who better to learn about goals, commitment, and the crossing the desired finish line than from Olympic Silver Medalist Noelle Pikus-Pace.

I don't know a better person in the world to talk about setting and fulfilling goals than an olympic medalist.  This episode is a treat!  Noelle Pikus Pace, Silver medalist in the 2014 Olympics, wife, mother of 4, and one down-to-earth-momma is with us today!  She talks about identifying your dreams, finding a way to accomplish them, and actually doing it.  We loved this interview and know you will too!  Get ready for some serious inspiration as we head into 2021!

Meet Olympian, Keynote Speaker, Author, and CEO, Noelle Pikus Pace and find out her three tips to staying focused on your goals and being more present in your life. You can check out her website here: https://www.noellepikuspace.com/ Also, if you're wondering what your content plan is for 2021, sign up for my content challenge! Text CONTENT to 951.309.7885 to sign up. You can also visit my website here: https://iammichellegifford.com/ Definitely follow me on Instagram too for business tips and tricks! https://www.instagram.com/iammichellegifford/

Noelle Pikus Pace graduated from Mountain View High School in Orem, Utah in 2001. In high school she competed in soccer, basketball, softball, track and field, bobsled and skeleton. She went on to run track and field at Utah Valley University and graduated in 2005 1st team All-American with a bachelor's degree in community health. During that time, she also broke the UVU high jump record, was the NJCAA National Discus Champion and became the first American woman to ever win the Overall World Cup Title in skeleton. She was favored to win the gold medal going into the 2006 winter Olympics. At the U.S. Olympic trials in October of 2005 an unfortunate accident kept her from competing at the Olympic Games. A bobsled unexpectedly came out of the track and hit her. She sustained a compound fracture to her lower right leg and was unable to compete in the Olympics. One year later, she came back to win the World Championships by the largest margin the history of the sport. She continued on with her education and received a master's degree in business administration in 2007. In 2008 Noelle decided to take a year off from competition and she and her husband Janson had a little girl, Lacee Lynne Pace. Noelle competed in the 2010 Winter Olympics, on a sled that her husband built, and was the top U.S finisher finishing 4th, just one-tenth of a second out of the medals. She retired after the Olympics to spend more time with her family and Noelle and Janson had a baby boy named Traycen in 2011. The summer of 2012, Noelle and Janson decided that she would give it one last try to earn an Olympic medal, but only if their family could all travel together. Their dream became a reality February 14, 2014 as Noelle crossed the finish line, winning the silver medal at the Sochi, Russia Olympic Winter Games. The incredible moment was solidified as Noelle jumped into the stands to embrace her family while shouting, “We did it!”. In 2015, they added twin boys to their family. Noelle is the author of “Focused: Keeping Your Life on Track One Choice at a Time”. She and Janson currently manage their company, Inspire Higher, where they strive to help individuals live on purpose through elite online courses, masterclasses, programs and consulting. https://www.noellepikuspace.com/ https://www.podpage.com/sprinkled-with-hope/ If you would like to help Sprinkled with Hope to continue to produce great content with great guests and you feel inclined to help you can contribute here: https://anchor.fm/shane074/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shane074/support

Olympian Noelle Pikus Pace knows a thing or two about achieving goals. She's a two time Olympian, winning a silver medal at the 2014 Sochi Olympics in the Skeleton. She did that with two kids under six. Now she has four kids and continues to speak and inspire people to achieve their goals. She and Host Lindsay Aerts talk about how you can still focus on what you want to achieve no matter how old your kids are. She shares examples of overcoming fear and anxiety through the lessons she learned training for the Olympics, and how to balance the old saying, "there's a season for everything" versus when to just take action on a dream. Noelle can also help you with your goals in her new new Life Stacking program which you can learn more about here.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

0:00- Winning silver in the 2014 Sochi Olympic Games 6:55- The journey leading up to the Olympics 15:39- Choosing to try again after receiving 4th place in 2010 Olympics 21:55- Faith in troubling times 25:35- Life after skeleton 30:42- Living... The post Noelle Pikus Pace Ep. 470 The Cultural Hall appeared first on The Cultural Hall Podcast.

Find information about Noelle's course at https://www.noellepikuspace.com/   Noelle Pikus Pace graduated from Mountain View High School in Orem, Utah in 2001. In high school she competed in soccer, basketball, softball, track and field, bobsled and skeleton. She went on to run track and field at Utah Valley University and graduated in 2005 1st team All- American with a bachelor’s degree in community health. During that time, she also broke the UVU high jump record, was the NJCAA National Discus Champion and became the first American woman to ever win the Overall World Cup Title in skeleton. She was favored to win the gold medal going into the 2006 winter Olympics. At the U.S. Olympic trials in October of 2005 an unfortunate accident kept her from competing at the Olympic Games. A bobsled unexpectedly came out of the track and hit her. She sustained a compound fracture to her lower right leg and was unable to compete in the Olympics. One year later, she came back to win the World Championships by the largest margin the history of the sport. She continued on with her education and received a master’s degree in business administration in 2007. In 2008 Noelle decided to take a year off from competition and she and her husband Janson had a little girl, Lacee Lynne Pace. Noelle competed in the 2010 Winter Olympics, on a sled that her husband built, and was the top U.S finisher finishing 4 th , just one-tenth of a second out of the medals. She retired after the Olympics to spend more time with her family and Noelle and Janson had a baby boy named Traycen in 2011. The summer of 2012, Noelle and Janson decided that she would give it one last try to earn an Olympic medal, but only if their family could all travel together. Their dream became a reality February 14, 2014 as Noelle crossed the finish line, winning the silver medal at the Sochi, Russia Olympic Winter Games. The incredible moment was solidified as Noelle jumped into the stands to embrace her family while shouting, “We did it!”. In 2015, they added twin boys to their family. Noelle is the author of “Focused: Keeping Your Life on Track One Choice at a Time”. She and Janson currently manage their company, Inspire Higher, where they strive to help individuals live on purpose through elite online courses, masterclasses, programs and consulting.

Feel the rhythm, feel the rhyme, get on up, its skeleton time! These are the words that may enter Noelles mind and heart as she plunges face first down an ice mountain at speeds exceeding 80-90 miles an hour, her body inches away from certain death. Why would she do such a thing you ask? Because it’s absolutely amazing and Noelle reaches a level of intense focus that eventually landed her a silver medal at the Winter Olympics in Russia! Her story is so incredible, not because of her accomplishments, but because of the journey and life lessons she learned along the way leading to those amazing results. Noelle truly has the mindset of an Olympian and uses it in all aspects of her life, giving her the ability to accomplish anything. She and her husband, Janson, make goals every month and strive to achieve them one step at a time. This has helped them feel more alive and in the moment, keeping things feeling fresh. She currently offers an online course, helping others develop the mindset of an Olympian. She truly has been an amazing person to chat with. Enjoy!

It was "the moment of the games" and one that will be forever etched into Olympic history—the moment when skeleton athlete Noelle Pikus Pace cleared a barricade to jump into the stands and celebrate her silver medal victory with her family. What you may not know is the road that brought Noelle to that moment: a runaway bobsled, days and weeks spent away from her young family, a shoestring dragging on the ice, and a miscarriage that led to a decision to come back one more time to a sports she loves. This is Noelle Pikus Pace’s journey to a silver medal, a medal she says was “as good as gold.” "I didn't lose the gold medal, I won the silver.” Show Notes 1:57- Skeleton 5:54- Maintaining Focus 7:49- Adversity 11:37- We Never Lose 14:58- A Family Goal 20:07- “He is the Finish Line” 22:31- “Where You Look is Where You’ll Go” 25:33- A Bucket List 30:05- Competing Vs. Comparing 33:32- “Expect the Best” 37:24- What Does It Mean To Be “All In” the Gospel of Jesus Christ? Find the full episode transcript at ldsliving.com/allin. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

We talk about the customer journey. But the term journey implies there is a path, and customers take the path. If customers are unique, and most of us think they are, then wouldn't they take their own path? And if each customer takes a unique path, then how are WE (software companies) supposed to manage that? The answer is: We aren't. That's why I like that Ellie Wu talked about moments. Ellie Wu, Senior Director of Customer Success at SAP Concur and a top 100 Customer Success Influencer, joins Helping Radio to talk about owning moments (not the customer). WE talk about a lot of other things too, including fawning over her Linkedin videos, whether to hire a customer success executive or a customer success manager first, and we even talked briefly about Olympic skeleton racer, Noelle Pikus Pace and how she overcame the possible destruction of her Olympic dreams with one statement from her doctor in her darkest moment.  Learn more about Ellie: Ellie's latest Linkedin Video. When you see it, you will know why I like them https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6466691004526325760 Link to Noelle Pikus Pace's TEDx talk on overcoming her injury https://rgs.usu.edu/tedxusu/portfolio-items/noelle-pikus-pace/ Ellie's Website: http://www.elliewu.com Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elliewu/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/EllieWu_ Get on the email list at helpingsells.substack.com

The Total Tutor will interview 2014 Winter Olympian Silver Medalist Noelle Pikus Pace. She will discuss her current projects with Pampers and Babies R Us. Also, her experience winning the Silver Medal. Pampers has teamed up with Olympian and mom of two, Noelle Pikus Pace, to invite parents to share photos of their children's most memorable milestone moments. Parents can visit www.Babiesrus.com/NoelleMilestones to share their baby's first step, first tooth or other special “firsts.” “Moms can't get away with being their best every four years. They have to be ready for anything at any given minute of every day. I love being a mom and enjoy sharing my children's milestones with other parents.” “Crossing the finish line is no more gratifying than accomplishing important milestones with my kids – like graduating to a new diaper size or sleeping through the night for the first time. That's why I'm excited to help launch this website,” says Pikus Pace. “Moms can't get away with being their best every four years. They have to be ready for anything at any given minute of every day. I love being a mom and enjoy sharing my children's milestones with other parents.” Pikus Pace will represent the U.S. at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games, and trains with her two children, Lacee and Traycen, by her side. Wherever she travels, she still needs to shop for all her kids' needs, like Pampers diapers. “I've always been a Pampers mom and I love the new and improved options they offer,” says Pikus Pace. “I hope other parents will join me by visiting the website, sharing their baby's special milestones and learning about great deals on Pampers, available at Babies"R"Us.”

The Total Tutor and GJ Reynolds will interview Super Bowl MVP and NFL MVP Kurt Warner. He will discuss his latest project First and Goal. Also, the Total Tutor will interview 2014 Silver Medalist Olympian Noelle Pikus Pace. She will discuss her experience in Sochi and her latest projects. What a tremendous story of courage. Next, The Total Tutor and GJ Reynolds  will interview 2014 Winter Olympian Katie Uhlaender. She will discuss her latest projects. She is looking to qualify for the 2016 Summer Olympics.

This week on TALK! with AUDREY: My guest is OLYMPIAN, NOELLE PIKUS PACE and she shares her secret to juggling the Olympics and being a mom! While it’s no secret that being a mother provides enormous joy, parenting can be a challenge. Most of today’s mothers find themselves with not only the task of caring for children of all ages, but also trying to juggle and balance a career along with an endless list of family responsibilities. Noelle Pikus Pace is no exception . . . it's hard work!

Another huge Olympic Show with Ej and Lisa. Gold Medalist from the 1976 Olympics Dorothy Hamill comes on to talk about her Olympic experience and gets up close and personal with Lisa. Noelle Pikus-Pace took Silver in the Skeleton and she and Ej talk about her experience in Sochi and what's next in her life and how important being a Mom and her family was to her success. Finally, Ej and Lisa chat with the first ever Americans to win Gold in the Ice Dancing competition, Charlie White and Meryl Davis, and how being friends for so long has helped them be so successful. Thank you to Kelloggs and the Great Starts campaign for all the help in bringing all these special athletes to the show!

This week on TALK! with AUDREY: My guest is OLYMPIAN, NOELLE PIKUS PACE and she shares her secret to juggling the Olympics and being a mom! While it’s no secret that being a mother provides enormous joy, parenting can be a challenge. Most of today’s mothers find themselves with not only the task of caring for children of all ages, but also trying to juggle and balance a career along with an endless list of family responsibilities. Noelle Pikus Pace is no exception . . . it's hard work!