I'm Not Shy. I'm Modest,

For Me It's The Challenge -- The Challenge To Try To Beat Myself Or Do Better Than I Did In The Past. I Try To Keep In Mind Not What I Have Accomplished But What I Have To Try To Accomplish In The Future.

Winning Is Great, But Being Able To Finish My Last Olympic Games On American Soil Was Very Important. Even Though I Was Injured, I Didn't Let My Psyche Get The Best Of Me And Cause Me To Doubt Myself, So I Was Willing To Pull Every Muscle In My Body In '96 In Order To Get The Job Done And I Came Away With The Bronze Medal.

When I Started Competing, You Had To Have Your Coach There. Now You Can Be Coached From A Home Office Via Skype Or Video. That's Not The Same As Having Them On The Field With You.

Society Always Needs A Level Playing Field. In Order To Do That, You Have To Have Opportunity, And Providing That Opportunity Begins With 'how Do We Bridge That Gap,' That So-called Digital Divide? How Can We Get Internet Into Every Home Possible?

It Wasn't Until I Was 14 And Watched The 1976 Olympic Games On Television That I Really Started To Dream About The Big Time. I Remember Seeing Evelyn Ashford In The 100 Meters, And She Was Going To Ucla.