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It is so easy as an entrepreneur to become reactive and to become busy.

However, busyness and business are very different concepts.

You see, busyness is spelled with a Y and business is spelled with an I.

But business, if you have a successful business, then the business exists to serve you, to serve

I, to serve you and the causes and the things that you believe in.

The business exists to serve you and your family.

But busyness just means that you don't really know your why or that the activities of your

day don't serve your why.

Why are you doing this?

And so there's a member of our mentorship team, a member of our Thrive Time Show training

community, one of our investors, one of our partners, one of our friends, who is perhaps

one of the best people I've ever met.

I've ever befriended when it comes to setting their priorities.

And that is the NBA Hall of Fame basketball player, David Robinson.

You see, since retiring from the NBA, he's had more success off the court than he actually

had on the court.

He won two NBA titles, two Olympic gold medals, but yet he's had more success arguably

off the court of basketball than he had on the court.

And that's because David is so good at setting his priorities, knowing his values and putting

the first things at first.

So let me further ado, my interview with David Robinson.

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