One of my favorite quotes in sports history is by the prized heavyweight fighter Mike Tyson.

Remember this one Mike Tyson used to say probably still says by the way he just had a fight. I watched it. Snoop Dog was doing commentary. It was great. But Mike Tyson said back in the 90s for the very first time, he said everybody has a plan until they get hit in the mouth.

And it's true, right?

You make your plan, you get all excited,

and all of a sudden, here comes life.

Here comes 2020.

Here comes trauma. I'll say it this way. Everybody has a plan until you're

traumatized. Everybody has a plan until the drama happens. Everybody has a plan

until the trauma unfolds, right? You're like, and then we'll go here and then we'll do this. Think about all the plans we had for 2020. Think about, I mean, I have lost count. To be honest, I have forgotten because it's so many people told me of the vacation they had planned, the business they had planned, the different ventures they had planned, the dreams they had planned, and then

20 happened. Trauma has adverse effect, to say the very least to our plans.

We get all caught up in the plan.

We are a planning culture, right?

We are known for our plans.

Chelsea is a planner and a plotter.

I'm a little spontaneous, but I must admit it,

at 42 years old, 21 years in a marriage, she won, right?

I like a plan. Plans are nice. We actually have family,

team nine in the Smith family. Every Sunday night we go through the schedule for the next week. Here is the plan. They say by making a schedule, making a plan, it adds

predictability, which adds a sense of security for your kids. Like there's all

of the science and even the overall well-being and health of your mental state and emotional state

if you make a plan. And then 2020 game. I can't really remember anything about 20-20 that went according to plan. Is your plan

been absolutely decimated by the year that was? Are you in 2021 thinking to yourself, I don't even

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