“I’m Kinda Missing That Female Gene”: Skiing Icon Lindsey Vonn Has Already Given Up Hopes on Important Life Skills

Lindsey Vonn is a four-time Olympic medallist and world champion skier who retired in February 2019. Medals, titles, championships—name it and she has it. She has made an indelible mark on the history of the sport. Significantly, no obstacle could shatter the ski star’s resolve to become a name that resounded in the sport of alpine skiing.

Vonn, the magnificent ski racer, is very vocal and clear about her thoughts and ideas. Speaking of her skills, she is a multi-talented person and an enthusiastic learner. Having said that, would you believe that the skiing genius admitted once that she lacks an important skill?

 Lindsey Vonn and the missing skill

The highly disciplined and meticulous Vonn remarked, “I’m trying to sort it out,” while discussing her engagement plans in 2019 with her ex-fiance, hockey star P.K. Subban. The fact that she continued, “That sort of thing is not my strong suit — I’m kinda missing that female gene.” is astonishing.

The then bride-to-be said she’ll chip away at her nuptial to-do list on her own for the time being. Vonn mentioned that wedding planning was not really her thing. It does not come naturally to her.

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In the same interview, she also discusses her unwavering commitment to helping her foundation fulfill its aim of encouraging young athletes to achieve their dreams.

Agree or disagree with Vonn?

By female gene, it is safe to say that Vonn meant handling the to-do list. Conversely, it is undeniable that she has a strong female gene. She is compassionate, as seen in her fondness for animals, her rescue efforts, and her treating them with love and care.

Another noteworthy accomplishment is her collaboration with insurance provider Allianz as a global ambassador to help spread awareness of mental health through their Support Dog Squad. It is a one-of-a-kind program that pairs support dogs with Olympians to help them cope with the pressure and anxiety the competition induces.

One can say that a powerful woman is a nurturer. Vonn recalled, “I spent maybe a minute with Picabo Street and she changed my life … if I can spend even more time with kids, how can I positively impact their lives?” Remembering the impact of a brief encounter with Picabo Street that changed her life. The skillful skier also shares a great connection with her family, especially her sibling, Karin Kildow.

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She seems adept at viewing situations at a micro-level and grasping what it has for her. Fair to say, this rare quality is a result of her fearlessness and resilience. What do you think? Is Vonn missing the female gene?