Gave Melter here. Today I sat down with a humble and compassionate man.

He's the first Chinese Taiwanese American in the history of the NBA and a point guard for the Brooklyn Nets.

I'm here with Jeremy Lynn. On this episode we talked

about Jeremy's faith in God's plan and how it influences his path in life. How making the most of all the challenges, including getting rejected by

Stanford like me, turned into a platform that has become a full-time job off the

court and how approaching the end of his athletic career has helped him to

develop the most important value of gratitude. Finally, what legacy will Linsanity leave the world?

Find out next on the playbook.

This is Entrepreneurs The Playbook, where each week I bring you some of the greatest athletes, celebrities,

and entrepreneurs to talk about their personal and professional

playbook to success and what made them champions on the field and in the boardroom.

I'm your host and CEO of Sports One Marketing, David Melzer.

Dave Melzer, CEO of Sports One Marketing here with Entrepreneur The Playbook and I am with the

Warren Moon of the Brooklyn Nets of the NBA, the first American Chinese

Taiwanese player, but he doesn't know this Jeremy this is going to be a difficult

difficult interview

because I have a chip on my shoulder,

because every single Ivy League school rejected me.

Although you have some similarities

because you want to go to Stanford like me.

That's my first choice. Is that true you want to go to Stanford like me that's my first choice okay is that

true you want to go to Stanford yeah I got rejected or no I don't even remember if I got rejected

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