“The confidence, the consistency in everything has really started to click and now I can just go out and compete,” she said.
And all she does these days is win medals and prize money. Mitton has long been a talented thrower, now she’s an international competitor to be feared and respected.
“I feel really fortunate because for my entire career I’ve had all these people believing in me, but I never really knew what my potential was or believed in how far I could actually throw, at least not as deeply as I think you need to believe so you can go out and do it.” “But I was so scared of failing that it really turned a leaf for me. If I can fail on the biggest stage of my life, there is no need to be scared of it. You will eventually collect yourself and move forward.Article content
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