On this episode of the playbook, I have one of the greats, David Nurse, that's right from the Pivoting

Gold podcast, but he has a new book, Break Through Blue Print Tracker, and we're going to talk

about what's coming through David in order to inspire you. Join me for all this and more on

the playbook. This is Entrepreneurs the Playbook. For each week, I bring you some of the greatest

athletes, celebrities, and entrepreneurs to talk about their personal and professional

playbook to success, and what made them champions on the field and in the boardroom.

I'm your host, David Meltzer. I'm here with the incredible David Nurse and

Dobby Yvonne. You're telling me to be my friend. Man, other Dobby, I'm so blessed to be here with

your brother. You know, we both have a similar background in the respect that I think we've

leveraged the athletic exposure, awareness, and lessons, and varying degrees, meaning our own

personal athletic ventures, which may not be outstanding like a Michael Jordan, but yet still

they deal with your potential. Then two, the other side of sports, which is the backdrop of sports,

the business of sports, the inspiration, aspiration, and lessons of sports, which I think for sure

our careers mirror each other, and how that's applicable as you're writing, you know, or have written

your new book coming out in November, with breakthroughs in the blueprint, because I'm a blueprint

person. And I thought our conversation today would be to help people with their blueprint to

success, taking our blueprint, making the architectural adjustments according to their genetic and

energetic inheritance that they receive their potential. You and I completely different potentials,

but yet I bet there's some similarities and synergies between our blueprint to not only

breakthroughs, but to success and happiness and all the other lessons that we're learning. So

you call yours, and I'd like to start with this, a blueprint tracker, which to me indicates a

consistent behavior. And I would love to know why, you know, a tracker and what was the thought

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