Which of Stio's values personally align to you?

Stewardship. Growing up in Jackson, WY, I've already won the life lottery. Then I had the opportunity to have a decade-long career as a professional skier. I've been given so much in my short 27 years that I've become dedicated to stewardship. To make things better than I left them, and to do it in style. Stio reflects that sense of stewardship by creating clothes that I can live in, and not just recreate in. I use the same Stio products for 100-mile mountaineering missions and pitching venture capital investors.

How do you create balance in your daily life?

Life has a seasonal balance to it. Rarely do humans find balance in a daily routine. As an entrepreneur and professional athlete I go through periods of extreme intensity in specific areas. Some months it's all business. Some months it's all mountain running. Some months it's all skiing. I find balance by consistently putting myself where my attention is best served. It keeps me refreshed to switch up the routine/challenge every few months.

What is a bucket list activity you have yet to do or a place that you have yet to go?

Italy/France to ski, run in the mountains, and devour the food/wine culture.

What is your go-to workout music?

M83 - Outro. I blasted this ethereal song before doing a double black flip at the Kings and Queens of Corbet's event. What a moment that was, amplified by the song.

What is a piece of advice you would give to someone who wants to pursue a life of mountain sports and adventures?

Do it in your own style. Go out and pick adventures that align with you. People rally around authenticity, giving you a platform to pursue the adventurous life. Most importantly, you can feel great about yourself and your daily life when you do it in your own style.