My little simple equation is that pain and perseverance

will lead to promise or promise.

This is the playbook.

In the lobby of the win here at Blue Wire Studios, the incredible David Tirey Super Bowl champion

known for many different things including the incredible upset victory for the New York

Giants, which I still think is incredible. David, welcome to the playbook.

Man, for one David to another man, I really appreciate the invite. Thanks for having me,

absolutely. We have a lot in common beyond our name and I'm going to start with health,

different than the second topic, which I'll get to. But most people may or may not know this about

me, but I played college football. And I talk about being and enjoying the consistent

everyday persistent without quit pursuit of my potential. And you're born with an energetic

and genetic inheritance that, as my friend Mike Tanim always says, your skills and knowledge

David will be your basement, but your desire determines your potential. But we're born with skills,

we're born with inheritance. And the closest I've come to my potential is to be an average

college football player. That was beyond, I'm not lying in my family. I could graduate as some

of my brothers, by the way, did. I grew up with six. The summa cum laude from Harvard,

less people in my family would be impressed than the fact that I actually even made a college

football team. When I, you sit there and all these guys, I went to Harvard, Penn, Columbia,

and then I'm like, I played college football. Everybody's like, in my family, oh my god. That was

it. That was everything. And that's proof to me that the work ethic and endurance, the consistent,

persistent behavior allowed me to live to my potential, even though everybody has different

potentials with different things. And when I learned to put that into things that I was born

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