Two times World Champion, four times Commonwealth Champion - in the sport of athletics, Jana Pittman personifies resilience and determination. When continual injuries hampered her athletic career and could have signalled retirement, she swapped the track for the ice, joining the Australian women's bobsleigh team and becoming the first woman to represent Australia in both a Summer (2000, 2004) and Winter (2014) Olympic Games. Off the track, Jana completed a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery at Western Sydney University in 2019 (graduating with First Class Honours and the university medal), and is now a junior doctor in Women's Health. She completed a Masters of Reproductive Medicine at the University of New South Wales in 2020 and has initiated her PhD in Obstetrics (focusing on aspects of uterus transplantation). This busy woman is proud mum to six children: Cornelis; little sisters Emily and Jemima; Charlie; and most recently, twins Quinlan and Willow. 'It took oodles of self-reflection before I came to realise my quirks developed into my resilience, my emotion gave me my empathy and my drama fuelled my passion. Too often I tried to fit in, when I was born to stand out.' Throughout this book, Jana shares her life with you - the good, the bad and the ugly. Her stories of sport, medicine, divorce, loss, solo parenting - and media shenanigans - are told without embellishment or excuses. On her own admission: 'I often learned the hard way, battled against my will, rumbled with my demons, fought with self-acceptance, and boxed with negative inner chatter. I have always been too honest, shared too much and talked too fast'. But over the years, she's made peace with those demons, owning her flaws and choosing how to use her failures to become a stronger person - to the point where she now considers that the greatest success in life is believing in yourself. Jana's life lessons are inspirational, not because of her achievements - stellar though they are - but because of her willingness to share with readers how to stare down your own doubts and fears and believe in yourself and your dreams. This book is for anyone who has ever felt that they are not enough.