This is episode number 980 on decoding greatness with Gotham Chopra.

Welcome to the School of Greatness. My name is Louis Howe's former pro athlete

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to help you discover how to unlock your inner greatness.

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The Bronze James once said, I'd like criticism. It makes you strong.

And Tom Brady said, if you don't believe in yourself, why is anyone else going to believe in you?

My guest today has actually spent significant time with LeBron, Tom Brady, and a host of

many other superstar athletes and world class performers exploring what makes them so successful.

Gotham Chopra is one of the most celebrated documentary filmmakers in the world. He directed

Kobe Bryant's Muse Tom vs. Time, which is a personal favorite of mine. Shut up and dribble

with the Bronze James, Stefan vs. The Game, and more. And he's out with a new series on Apple TV

Plus called Greatness Code, which spotlights untold stories from LeBron, Tom Brady, Usain Bolt,

Alex Morgan, and Sean White, among others. He also happens to be the son of spiritual

guru, Deepak Chopra, as well as a close former friend of Michael Jackson's. So he has a unique

perspective on stardom and success. And he opens up about a lot of this during this interview.

We talk about the connective tissue between great athletes, whether success in sports comes

down to talent, hard work, or mindset. The lessons Gotham learned from his dad, Deepak,

when he wasn't a spiritual guru, his relationship while going on tour with Michael Jackson,

and so much more. And if you're finding value in Gotham's wisdom and this episode inspires you,

make sure to pass this along to a friend. You have the power to change someone's life just by

sharing this episode link, LewisHouse.com slash 980 or copying and pasting the link on Apple

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