Welcome to the Sports Motivation podcast. This is another episode of bars. It's where I break

down excerpts for my favorite songs. Excerpts from books that I read. And also, from time to time,

I throw in an interview clip that was so profound that really served as a bar for me, really hit on a deep level,

and I wanted to share my insight on.

So I just ran across this interview.

First of all, I'm a huge Kobe fan.

You all know this.

Rest in peace to Kobe.

I'm also a fan of greatness in general.

And for that reason, I really, really respect Kendrick Lamar. I'm going to be honest. I'm not like a huge Kendrick Lamar fan

from a music standpoint. I respect the hell out of him, no, he's got, he's nice, number one,

he's got, he's got bars. It's kind of just like, you know, some people just don't like Thai food that much, but it's good, but they just don't like to eat it that much.

That's kind of how I'm with Kendrick Lamar.

So, but when I saw this interview with Kobe Bryant and Kendrick Lamar, I said, oh my goodness, how did I miss this?

So there's something very, very profound that Kobe Bryant said.

And I want to share it with you first, and then I want to tell you my take on it and why it's so important for you.

As I know, you're on a Kobe-like mission towards accomplishing your goals and becoming great,

not just in your sports, but in your businesses

and in life and the impact that you have as well.

So B Crock, go ahead and share him that clip

of Kobe breaking down the difference

between number eight and 24,

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