'If you're like me and don't know what to do…'- Gabby Thomas' heartfelt gesture that has left fans in awe

champion Gabby is stepping up to guide upcoming athletes through one of the most challenging phases of their careers, transitioning from collegiate track and field to the professional circuit.

After a stellar Olympic season where she claimed gold in three events, Thomas is channeling her experiences into mentoring those who might feel lost during this pivotal phase

Thomas, known for her grace both on and off the track, acknowledged her own struggles when entering the professional world

The three-time Olympic gold medalist took to her X account, encouraging aspiring athletes to seek her guidance, writing, «If you’re like me and didn’t know who or what to ask, my inbox is always open!»

Her gesture came in response to advice from a seasoned American Director of Sports, who recently cautioned young athletes about signing with agencies without proper due diligence

Wells urged athletes to research thoroughly, ask questions, and avoid jumping at lucrative offers without understanding the long-term implications

has often echoed these sentiments, reflecting on the challenges she faced in her early professional career

Gabby Thomas opens up about the challenges of adjusting to the competitive and sometimes unfriendly professional track environment after college while emphasizing the importance of self-belief, representation, and her drive to inspire others.

In an interview with she admitted that the professional track environment was initially unwelcoming.

“When I first came on to the scene after college, I was a little bit shocked by how catty, divided, and dramatic a lot of the environment could be. But it’s also a competition, so I understand that,” she shared.

Despite the initial hurdles, Thomas emphasized the importance of self-belief and representation, explaining how these values have driven her success.

“I always see myself as something bigger than just being a track athlete. My major goal is to show everyone that despite their background, they can be anything,” she said.

Thomas’ decision to offer mentorship is a reflection of her broader vision for the sport extending an olive branch to aspiring athletes to create a more supportive environment and help them navigate the complexities of professional athletics with confidence and clarity.