So we were talking about championship mindset and I've been blessed to be around billionaires,

millionaires and entrepreneurs, celebrities, the athletes and entertainers. But it's the athletes to me.

You know, I was an average division three college football player and that's probably an

exaggeration but it was the mindset that I learned from being an athlete that helped me with

everything else in life when I fumbled everything else in life.

When I fumbled the ball in life, when things weren't going my way,

what was it that you learned from sports

that has given you that championship mindset that you're

utilizing off the field that a lot of athletes don't utilize off the field.

Yeah, they like strong. Yeah, it starts even going my high school sports. You know, I played sports in high school. My very first sport was soccer. So my dad is from Ghana, from West Africa. That's what my name is from, my family's from, and so soccer was my first sport.

But I tried this to do American football and then played that in high school and got a scholarship

to Berkeley, no bears.

And each step of the way, each stage, you see the people who have the greatest amount of

skills, but also marry that with the mindset and the work ethic, who's succeed.

So some people are born with certain gifts.

Like, I would say, none of us were born to do exactly what we're doing.

We might have physical attributes and physical traits that help us do what we're doing.

We only have 10 minutes, I'm going to talk a little about that.

Please. I want to share. We have physical attributes that help us do what we do, but if we can figure out how to take the

gifts and the tools,

and we learned along the way and apply it to what we're doing,

that's where we win.

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