You are now listening to season two episode four.

You can leave high school, you graduate from high school, you want directly to the MBA.

You're so young, you're 17 that your parents had to sign your first MBA contract.

So you're the youngest person not only on the team but in the league.

We've got a bunch of graduating students who are probably going to their first full-time

job.

Do you have any advice for students entering an organization and being the youngest person

not in the room but in the whole company?

Well, business is a little different.

I think the best way to prove your value is to work, is to learn, is to absorb, to be

a sponge.

Which I always want to outwork your potential.

As hard as you believe you can work, you can work harder than that.

And that's when I try to do when I first came in a league.

Basketball is such a direct competition sport that me coming in at 17, I heated when

my team made me say, I get hit with an elbow and I'm like, shackle with you with an elbow

and practice.

And like, you know, Nick Vannex will come up and say, are you okay?

What the fuck?

Am I okay?

How is wrong with you?

So like I always had that extra chip on my shoulder.

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