Why I don't like to put people in a pedestal because we're all fucked up our own way.

We all have demons. Some people hide them better than other people.

First big problem is that you have put a lot of people above you, put no one above you,

no one. I put God above me besides that there's no one better than me. You have to become an equal.

So this I look at it, if you're playing Roger Federer, before you get on the court with Roger Federer,

he's the best of all time, but you're also a professional tennis player, man. You're forgetting

your own fucking resume. So once you get on the court, let's say it's a grand slam. It's five sets.

Hopefully you can go the distance with this guy, but before you even bounce the ball to serve it,

you're down to set because why you look across when you're playing fucking Roger Federer.

But guess what? You hit a good shot on Roger Federer in the third set and you realize I can play

with this motherfucker, but it's too late. You gave up two sets before you got on the court.

You got to stop giving up two fucking sets before the game begins, and we do that already.

We give up two sets before the game begins, so I learned that real quick. I saw these Navy seals

before I became one. My God, they're better than me. They're better than me. I gave up 100 sets

and I had to work up to realize these are human beams.

What the same should I have? Yeah, there's some people who run faster, swim better,

but mentality is mentality. You're not going to work me. I'm going to catch up somewhere.

Who do I use as a standard to measure myself by? It's really everyone and no one.

Because there's people in the world that have skills and strength and talent that I will never have.

So what does that mean? Does that mean that I give up? Does that mean that I quit, of course?

Not at all. It means that I'm going to try to be the best that I can be the strongest, the fastest,

the smartest, the smartest human that I can become. That's what I'm going to go for.

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