Though we didn't know exactly what it was that we were going to build, for me the prospect of working with you is somebody who I liked at an early level and said I could see myself working closely with this person and

forging a professional and personal relationship.

But also, wow, this is a really unique opportunity.

We have the fastest growing sport in the country with the

person who's at the front of that growth with a terrific vision that I think I can

help back seclude on. We didn't know exactly what we wanted to do but we knew

that we could create meaningful impact in the space.

It's rare to find a business partner who is selfless.

A year ago I introduced my listeners to my older brother Mike, who's been a lifelong business

partner of mine, and we talked about ways that we

approach business, investments, and hiring good people. One of those good turned great hires

has evolved into my co-founder of Rabel Events, a nationwide business that hosts both

experiential and the cross- instructional properties.

Mick Davis is wise beyond his years.

While he's only 27, he's jammed packed with athletic and business acumen.

On the show today we talked to the youth sports audience, both parents and players

about the business of youth sports, the race to an Athletic Scholarship, Rec versus Club Sports, Single

versus Multiport Participation, and what you should know to make the best decisions

to reach your goals.

So you're up as to show that explores the psychology,

playbook of tools, and strategies of the most influential people in

sports, entrepreneurship, and entertainment.

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