I've Heard So Many Stories

I Always Look Back To My First Olympic Medal In 2004 In Athens. I Was Very New To The Sport, And It Was My First Big Win At The Olympics.

I Feel Like My Name Completely Does Not Belong On That List [of Great Athlets], But I'm Completely Grateful For Everything That They [jackie Joyner-kersee, Florence Griffith-joyner And Even Wilma Rudolph] Have Done.

I Grew Up In My Mom's Third Grade Classroom And Always Helping Her, And I Also Got A Passion For Kids That Way.

I Never Let Track Define Me. That's Something That's Really Important To Me.

When I Was Younger, Jackie Joyner-kersee Was A Mentor To Me And Gave Me Great Advice. The Best Was To 'work 100 Percent, But Enjoy Every Moment Along The Way.' Sometimes You Get So In The Zone, You Forget To Enjoy Your Passions. I Love Running—but I Also Love The Movies, Relaxing On The Beach, Shopping And Spending Time With My Friends. Enjoying My Life Helps Me Enjoy My Running.