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Starting her career at the ripe young age of 23, Kristen Ulmer went from unknown ski bum to one of the sport’s biggest ambassadors overnight.
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In her new book, “The Art Of Fear,” Ulmer talks about how people can use fear in the everyday lives to grow as a individuals. Nowadays, she helps action sports athletes explore their own relationships with fear and how they can use it to make themselves better people.
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