Win True - Mercier, Scott R; Davis, Laurena M
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Lying, bullying, and cheating are byproducts of the "win at all costs" mentality that has degraded the integrity of American culture. Win True is elite cyclist Scott Mercier's story of moral courage in the face of doping on the U.S. Postal Service Professional Cycling Team. We often hear about the consequences of making poor decisions, but Scott's story also highlights the consequences of doing the right thing. An inspiring antidote to "win at all costs," Win True shows that doing things the right way matters. How you win matters. Whether in sport, business, school, or relationships, Scott's life proves there always is a choice.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Lying, bullying, and cheating are byproducts of the "win at all costs" mentality that has degraded the integrity of American culture. Win True is elite cyclist Scott Mercier's story of moral courage in the face of doping on the U.S. Postal Service Professional Cycling Team. We often hear about the consequences of making poor decisions, but Scott's story also highlights the consequences of doing the right thing. An inspiring antidote to "win at all costs," Win True shows that doing things the right way matters. How you win matters. Whether in sport, business, school, or relationships, Scott's life proves there always is a choice.
Autorenporträt
Scott Mercier is first and foremost a husband, father, and friend. He works in finance, owns a small real estate company, is a public speaker, and writes a cycling column for Carmichael Training Systems. Scott was valedictorian of his class of thirteen from Telluride High School, earned a degree in Economics from U.C. Berkeley, is a Certified Financial Planner¿, and is working on a master's in finance from the Harvard University Extension School. He was Telluride's first Olympian, representing Team USA in 1992 at the Barcelona Games. He competed as a professional cyclist from 1993 to 1997 and finished his career as a member of the infamous U.S. Postal Services Cycling Team. Scott lives in Basalt, Colorado, with Mandie, his wife of twenty-five years.