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I'm Patrick Badevio host of Ait Tim

and today we're going to talk about how to measure success.

Yes, how can you measure success? Are you a success or not? And if yes, how do you measure it?

Doug asks me, Pat, how do you measure success? Look, the way I view success may be slightly different.

Let me explain to what I mean by this.

You see, in sports, there's a lot of people that they call triathletes, or this person

like Dion Sanders played football and baseball.

Brian Jordan, you know football and baseball.

Bo Jackson same, you know football and baseball.

And you know Mahomes used to be a great pitcher, 96 mile hour pitch and he's a great quarterback MVP last year in

KC and in Hollywood they call him triple thread. Justin Timberlake can dance and sing and act

J-loow, all three, Beyonce, all three.

All three, all these people are like, oh my gosh, these are triple threats on baseball.

They say, triple crown, RBI, hits, you know, home runs, Ted Williams type of person, and these are what you call

people that are great at three different things or more, right? In life, if you look at Hollywood a Duane Johnson may not be a triple threat because

he's never done a music video while he actually did with a mowana right he was

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