The Ride To The Rink: Adversity Is a Privilege: What Getting Cut Teaches You – With Tessa Bonhomme
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The Ride To The Rink: Adversity Is a Privilege: What Getting Cut Teaches You – With Tessa Bonhomme
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About this listen
Getting cut from a team hurts—but it doesn’t define your future. Olympic gold medalist and broadcaster Tessa Bonhomme joins The Ride to the Rink to deliver an inspiring message to every young player who didn’t make the team this season.
In just 10 minutes, Tessa shares:
- Why being cut can actually be a gift
- How to turn disappointment into fuel for growth
- The truth about building a winning team (hint: it’s not all top scorers)
- Her personal “Google Maps” analogy for navigating your unique hockey path
- A powerful mindset shift: “Face Everything And Rise”
Whether you’re on a new team or still searching for your next opportunity, this episode is a reminder that adversity is part of every great hockey story—including yours.
🎙️ Press play, get motivated, and get to the rink ready to rise.
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