I got so much out of the game of basketball, so many incredible memories, and there's so much more to life that's important to me.

But I'm busy living, not busy looking in the past and seeing what I accomplished and what I did accomplish.

What's up, what's up, good people? Welcome back!

And I'm saying welcome back to Montgomery Company because I'm assuming that you watch Steve Nash's interview yesterday, and you're coming back because you want to see the rest the other half of it.

So welcome back, you could have been anywhere in the world, but you're here with us. That's good for our, man, we just need the love.

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Even starting with this conversation with Steve, I mean the Hall of Famer, he talks about it all, the mind of an athlete, block training, everything. It's time. Let's go!

Point guard to point guard. This is lit. I'm telling you right now because you're one of those players that everybody knows who you are, everybody knows what you've done, two-time MVP, which doesn't happen from the point guard position.

So Steve Nash, welcome to the show.

Thank you, Renee. It's great to be here. Thank you, fan of yours.

Please, listen, y'all get me hype up in here, but listen, it's NBA playing us right now.

And NBA playoffs are going on right now, and we've seen some game sevens. You played in four game sevens during your NBA career, too, with the Phoenix Suns in 2005 and 2006, and two with the Dallas Mavs in 2003 and six.

And so I'm just curious because when you've already played against a team six games, what is your mindset? What are the things you're keen in on on that game seven?

You know, that's why people say game seven is like the greatest phrase in sports, you know, because like if you play a one-off elimination game, it can be great.

You know, it's still everything's on the table and then type pressure and high stakes.

But when you play a team seven straight times, it takes like two weeks or more, you know, there's more on the table, you know, because now it's personal.

You've been going at them and they've been going to you for like I said, two weeks.

And so it's a really special opportunity to kind of finish a series in dramatic and in fact, a fashion when everything's on the line like that.

So it's kind of like such a unique situation that it's really almost hard to prepare or to visualize you have to go through it in a sense.

It's about controlling your emotions, you know, it's about being present and fortunately I think everyone has a different psychological makeup.

You know, we some people are probably like scared before the game. Some people are like, it's just so confident and then it all kind of meets back in the middle when the game starts.

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