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INTERVIEW WITH THE LEGEND
21/25pt
Robby Naish, 24 time World Champion
14/16pt
When did you first think, “I could make a living from this”?
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I was graduating high school in 1981 when we had our first professional windsurfing events. It was a big decision: would I stay amateur and maybe go to the Olympics, windsurfing was included for the first time in 1984, or turn pro? At that point, if you took one dollar as an athlete you were a professional and couldn’t go to the Olympics, so to retain amateur status I donated the prize money from my first two pro windsurfing events to my school. That’s when I realised maybe there was something there. I’d been accepted to the University of California at Santa Cruz, and sponsors wanted to pay me to windsurf. I said, “I’m going to defer admission for a year and see what this becomes.” I never looked back.
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You talk of being antisocial, but today everything is about social media...
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The positive aspect is it gives every kid an opportunity to showcase themselves. You don’t have to be seen by an agent or a magazine photographer - you get famous by doing your own thing. But it’s also not about getting good; it’s about getting more likes, or doing whatever it takes to earn a million views. Clothing sponsors wants to know how many followers you have on Instagram, how many times a week you’ll post, and what the content will be. The self-promotion aspect of being an athlete isn’t new, but it’s not a great personality trait, the loudest guy in the room is usually an asshole. So I hate it, but I do it. Part of my job is trying not to be embarrassed that I’m taking pictures of myself and posting them online. And it creates false expectations. A lot of young sports people are going to be disillusioned, because they’ve been told they’ll make millions as a YouTube star. I have a 13-year-old daughter, and [young people] are under so much pressure. She gets it, but she also doesn’t want to be that weird kid who doesn’t participate. I’m trying to instil in her that life isn’t a popularity contest, humility is an asset, and to create value in what you do, not what you show.
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