If you try to get right, then you listen to my dad.

He's a beast.

And if you don't want to listen to him, okay, okay.

You don't want to get successful.

If you ain't trying to dominate, man, they go listen to something else.

Welcome to the Sports Motivation podcast. It's your host, Nees Showbo. This is another episode of bars,

and I have a special framework that I'm going to be laying out for you all. I've actually

never taught this. This is something that I designed for myself several years back, and I'm really,

really juiced to lay it out for you guys. But in order to do that, I got to give you some context. And it was really through reading Kobe Bryant's book, The Mamba mentality, that really

sparked my interest in wanting to lay this out for you all. And this was super powerful, right? So

one of the things that we see, especially when you got legends like Kobe, you know, people who pass away,

you know, the Tupac's of the world, the biggies of the world, the nip hustles of the world,

is a lot of times after they pass away, they'll be like this narrative that will start to be

created around them. And a lot of times, it's not always true. You know, like I remember I was in

college, man, and remember I was in college,

man, and my roommate was one of the, he was a big time player there when I was a freshman, right? So

he actually was starting when I was a freshman. And so he was like doing his thing. But he was

my roommate when we went on road trips, right? Meaning when we played away from Oregon State,

he was my roommate when we stayed in hotels or whatever. So anyway, we got to know each

other obviously, and he was a good friend of mine when I was there at Oregon State. And so anyway,

this is a friend of mine. I understand him. I know him. We're talking in our hotel room. We get

to know each other. It's like a roommate. Like, anytime you live with somebody, you get to know

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