It's get your mind right,

Niy Shobo.

You know, sometimes we go so caught up

and all these things that are complex.

If we play sports, we might be trying all these complex moves,

but we forget the basics.

We forget the basics, the dribbling, the shooting, the layups, the handoffs. And I feel like it's the same thing we do with our beliefs. Sometimes we get so caught up and being all intellectual, listening to people around us that we forget to remind ourselves of the basic beliefs.

And what I mean by that is, do you believe that anything is possible?

Honestly, do you really believe that?

Because that's an idea that's thrown out at us.

We tend to hear it when we're younger.

But when we get older, we start dealing more in limits.

We start saying, well,

well, I got to focus on, you know, my strengths because, you know, you can't possibly be good

at everything. And we start telling ourselves these fancy stories that get us feeling a certain

way. Here's why I'm bringing this up. I recently had a little debate, you know, a little good,

little healthy argument with a group of my friends. And one of my friends was making the case that, you know, a little good, little healthy argument with a group of my friends.

And one of my friends was making the case that, you know, you can't necessarily do everything.

That everyone's got limits and all these different things.

And we went back and forth and everyone had their own opinions on it.

And he felt really strongly about these limits.

And then I asked myself, I said, all right, look, we're all arguing about this.

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