We open the conversation by talking about Bristol; his almost accidental journey to getting there and his impressions both on and off court. (Todd talks about his early life discovering squash and how there is a heavy emphasis on using it as a vehicle to get into college. He shares his thoughts on coaching, winning, and what he believes is most important at a younger age. (We talk about his decision to go to Princeton and his time there; reflecting on the incredible things he achieved, his real experience beyond the achievements, and what he has learnt since then.  (We share thoughts on trying new things, exploring life beyond your craft, and the benefit that has. Todd shares a story of taking improv acting classes and how adopting more of a growth mindset has impacted him. (Todd shares one of his highlights from Princeton; ending Trinity’s 13-year unbeaten run in the CSA Team Championships, at their home courts in New Jersey. (We then move on to talk about life as a professional. The struggles he faced early on, having the Wildcard at the Tournament of Champions, and his thoughts on the “inner game”. (I ask more specific questions about Todd’s “inner game” (· Is there anything you wished people asked you more? (· What’s the best advice you’ve ever received? (· What’s a book you’d recommend? (· You have 30 minutes with anyone, dead or alive, who would they be? (Best way to connect with Todd and follow his journey (· What is the one thing you know to be true about success? (· What is the one thing you know to be true about failure? (· When you think of success, who is the first person that comes to mind? (Closing thoughts (