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U.S. champion and the erotic one of the most liked tennis players in the

history of America breaks down advice on books on tennis and how

parents can help their kids advance in life.

You know as an athlete I think you know whether it's in your space or whether it's outside of your space, you have access to the best brains on earth, you know, so the best piece of advice I ever got was surround yourself with smart people and ask a lot of questions. You can apply that to me having access to Andre Agasset at a young age and

literally I can ask him anything I want. Take advantage of that. Or you know you're something as simple

as you're doing a corporate suite visit at the US Open and you run across amazing business minds, you know, they're there,

they want to see you and take advantage of it. You know, ask them a couple questions.

Always know what you're going to say and leverage those contacts, follow up.

With athletes, it's weird because everyone's coming

at you so you almost you see a lot of athletes develop this one-way traffic thing where

okay they'll come to me I'm the most important person in the room let let that go

and and kind of pursue knowledge that you don't have.

That's interesting you say that because literally when he came here he started asking us

questions. You didn't even wait for us to ask you questions. You're asking us so

tell me how was it here, how was a flight here?

Tell me about your background.

You said you were big on studying whatever that was out and you were reading.

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