Yo, today's QOT is...

Failure doesn't exist.

Here we go.

Welcome back to the quarter of the day show. I'm your host, Sean Crox and Sean Crox and

Taccom. We got to late the great Kobe Bryant all to show today to wrap up our

weekend today. Kobe is going to talk about the key mindset shift that we all need.

If we want to be highly successful and that is that failure does not exist.

Here's Kobe.

I always think that there's two types of players, players who love to win and players who

hate to lose. Which one are you?

I'm neither. Me neither. Meaning that, you know, I've played to fit your things out.

I played to learn something, right? Because I think if you play with a fear of failure

or you play with the will to win or that super-seas of field failure, I think it's a weakness

either way. Because if you play with a fear of failing, you'll have the pressure on yourself

to play to that fear. If you play with the sense of I want to win, I want to win, then

you have the fear of what happens if you don't. But if you find common ground in the middle

in the center, then it doesn't matter. You're unfazed by either.

And then they would really just stay in the moments. They connected to it and I feel

anything other than what's in front of you. So I try to just be dead center.

So a lot of people in general are afraid of failure. How did you become one of those

people who doesn't seem to be afraid of failing?

It doesn't exist. It's not existing. What the hell is that mean? Seriously, what does

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