"Olympic loser." How often do you think of a high performance, world-class athlete as a loser? With a "win-at-all-cost" mentality, Jason Dorland's Olympic loss became devastating, disabling him for years as he struggled with identity and despair. Today, after a significant shift in consciousness, Jason coaches a team-culture built around compassion, empathy and love-for self, for one another, and for their competitors. He inspires many who need to perform at a high level without losing their humanity or their spirit.

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Jason Dorland is an author, Olympian, coach, entrepreneur and storyteller who has dedicated his life to the pursuit of excellence for himself and those he supports. He is a graduate of The Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design, taught high school for 15 years and is the co-founder of Left Coast Naturals-an organic and natural food manufacturer and distributor in Vancouver. During his 10 years of coaching high-school rowing, Jason's crews won 12 International Championship events, set a Canadian course record time and won back-to-back events with the same four athletes-a feat never before achieved at a National Championship. When Jason is now sharing his experiences and life-lessons through his keynotes and workshops, he consults as a high-performance coach for athletes, artists and executives while promoting his recent book: SIX DAYS AWAY. For more about Jason and his work visit jasondorland.com.