Welcome to the sports motivation podcast.

It's another episode of bars.

It's where I break down something very powerful that I heard either in a song.

I read in a book or listen to in an interview.

And today is actually one of those times where I'm breaking down something from an interview.

Very, very powerful.

So obviously, you guys are aware, you know, I think it's been, man, has it been two years

or one year? It's been crazy, man. I still remember when I got the news that Kobe passed away.

I'm sure that's one of those things for you that you remember. Not just if you're a basketball

fan, obviously if you didn't know Kobe, it probably didn't impact you in that way until you're a basketball fan. Obviously, if you didn't know Kobe,

it probably didn't impact you in that way until you learn more about him. But Kobe is someone who

really, really impacted a lot of people, not just with his game. He was someone who stood for

greatness. And it's one of those rare examples of greatness that we get the chance to witness and also

someone who actually had the courage to share his greatness with his peers even while he was playing

you'll hear stories about even like the michael jordan's of the world um i think lebron is is more

like coby in his way but um bretarr, when he was with the Packers,

these guys who are very stingy with their knowledge and their expertise, they're not really

trying to help somebody else.

They're very, very competitive.

They don't want to share their competitive advantage or their competitive edge.

Kobe Bryant was someone who did that willingly and often.

And that's one of the things I appreciate most about him, even with what you saw from him on

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