This is Entrepreneurs the Playbook, where each week I bring you some of the greatest athletes, celebrities, and entrepreneurs to talk about their personal and professional playbook to success.

We have Eric Weir, one of our great friends executive with top golf central Europe and a partner of mine with the incredible John Daly.

John, we've been blessed to do a few things together over the years, whether it was

with Lee Steinberg and Warren Moon and now here.

But one of the things I learned from you as I built my brand which I thought would be impossible,

but because of social media anything's possible is the people that do the best are the people

that know themselves the best, that they're unabashedly themselves.

And the people that try to please or they want people to think a certain thing about them,

they fail miserably.

And I think bigger and more importantly with the kids and we all have kids which he has more kids in both of us

So I know I've got four but I got four like you have a lot more I just don't know.

You got four you know what I do too.

Hey, I was Prince he ended up having 32.

Thank God he died because he didn't pay anything anymore.

But so, but there's this huge gap between what people think and it's, this is who I am and this is what I want people to think I am.

And you've always been one of those guys, unlike a lot of other golfers that have to worry about this is what I want people to think I am,

I've always been, this is who I am, and that's inherent in grip and rip it.

This is who I am and this is how I live my life and if you don't like it I get it but you don't have to love me.

That's right. How important has that been not only in your golf career but in your entrepreneurial journey because

you're the only one I know out there standing behind a folding table pushing product like

nobody else but you are just who you are. How important is that?

I just don't change. I'm, you know, I've always believed. I put my pants on the same way everybody else does.

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