Let's talk about so as an athlete I'm sure you had times where there was very high stress.

Oh my God. Yeah. Yes. So when you were a professional tennis player and an olympian, how did you deal with those moments where your stress level was super high?

Flow state, you know, there's a lot to be said for flow state.

You learn to focus on like the minute detail so it could be a very big match on a very big

stage and there are thousands of people watching and thousands of dollars on the

line and none of that matters because all that matters is that you get

your racket bag so that you can return that ball or you figure out where they're serving or you anticipate

where the next ball is going. You don't think about all those other things that is what causes stress

is when you get caught up in the hoopla but if you can narrow your focus into what

you're doing at that moment the rest of the world can fall away yeah so that to me is going all in because your focus the very next

next the very next task that you're supposed to do so as a estate investor, I would come into the office in the morning.

I got 20 flips. I got $50,000 in hard money loans. I got a lawsuit pending. I got my wife complaining

at me. I got all these things. guess what from 8 to 11 I'm looking for deals even if I don't have any money

Healthy spending habits 101 because if I find a deal, I could sell it to you.

I could wholesale it.

I could work out to create a finance deal.

I could get a partner.

I could do whatever it takes, but getting deals is what makes the business keep moving forward, right?

So, okay, so let's go back to this flow state.

What about like the night before your big match?

Like are you in flow state then or what is like,

what's your mindset? That's a good question. No, it's more about conserving energy and staying grounded, you know, like emotional energy is really important. You need to save that for your matches when it's like

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