From the time he was old enough to pick up a hockey stick in his hometown in Ontario, Canada, Wayne Gretzky was dreaming of playing in the National Hockey League one day. Now he’s the NHL’s most record-breaking player of all time.

Practicing endlessly on a rink his father built in the family’s backyard, Wayne was only six years old when he joined his first hockey league. By 17, he had signed with the Indianapolis Racers, a franchise that led him soon after to the Edmonton Oilers. The rest is legendary NHL history: Wayne and his teammates dominated the ice and landed four Stanley Cups. Wayne won seven straight scoring titles and nine Hart Trophies, managed four 200-point seasons, and shattered records for goals, points, and assists. Now “The Great One” is sharing the mindset that helped him reach previously unimaginable achievements, along with lessons on setting yourself up for success, no matter what goal you have in mind.