Back then, you know, I was even acting out. I was just more like this showing this, this

the real Danish ramen, the life of Danish ramen, stuff like that. And people started

gravitate around the world. We lived around the world. And now today, that's what we talked

about. What is the big things you want to do in your life? I've done it. I've created

an image in the sports world that people are praising.

Hey everyone, welcome back to on purpose, the number one health podcast in the world. Thanks

to each and every single one of you that come back every week to listen, to learn and

to grow. And you know that this is my promise to you that we try and find and bring you

guests that can help expand our minds, think differently and bring new ideas into our minds

and lives so that we can live differently, think differently, be bold, be creative and

be courageous. And today's guest you already know is none other than Dennis Rodman, one of

the greatest basketball players of all time. Dennis Rodman played for the Detroit Pistons,

the San Antonio Spurs, the Chicago Bulls, the LA Lakers and Dallas Mavericks. Sports illustrated

once called Rodman a sort of basketball genius. And you know how much I love that word.

And help lead his teams to five NBA championships. Now, not only is he one of the greatest players,

but a New York Times best selling author as his career went on. However, Rodman drew more

attention for his personally off court, which I can't wait to dive into. Now, you can

see more and I just saw this last week. It's phenomenal. His fascinating life on ESPN's

Emmy Award winning 30 for 30 series titled Rodman for better or for worse. I'm grateful

to be sitting in front of an icon. Dennis, thank you for doing this.

Everything is good, man. You know, it's a beautiful day today. Yeah, it's an absolutely

beautiful day for you. I've lived in this, you know, spirit today, you know, not to my

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