Success, regardless of losses. According to Viktor Glatthard, professional athlete and entrepreneur, this is the wrong approach. In sport and in business, a lot of work goes into achieving hard performance goals. Based on known philosophical approaches he explains why athletes and entrepreneurs should spend at least the same amount of time working on values. Viktor Glatthard grew up in the beautiful mountain village in Brienz (Switzerland), studied work and organizational and social psychology in Bern and moved to Oslo, Norway afterwards. While playing professionally handball in Norway he worked as a research assistant and found his way into the thriving Norwegian start-up scene. He became a co-founder himself trying to make the every-day life of youth coaches easier. One core value of their work is to put more focus on fun, inclusion and mastery in youth/mass sports. Now he lives, works and plays handball in Germany. Foreign languages, other cultures, politics, philosophy are amongst his personal interests. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx