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to just write a new book, the 2% way, how a philosophy of small improvements took me to Oxford,

the NFL, and neurosurgery. But you have one of the most unique athletic stories I've ever seen.

It was hard enough to get to the top of football. And then you decided, no, let me try to do something

a little bit harder and let me do neurosurgery. So I thank you for making the time for us. I think

my admiration is clear. But what is it about you that chooses degree of difficulty, that chooses

the hardest thing at least in part because it's the hardest thing? Well, thanks for having me, Dan.

I really appreciate it. And I appreciate always talking to you for sure. I remember I think last

time we spoke, I had my cousin Samari there with me and we were down in Miami. But you know, I,

I've always sort of had these dreams and goals that were conditioned and sort of cultivated by my

parents. Coming over from the Bahamas, they want us to have role models in our lives that

look like us, that use their intellect to galvanize a massive amount of people to move forward.

They were leaders, they were different makers, they were game changers, they did some wonderful

things. And so people like Paul Robison and WB the Boat, Progrity Washington, but when they put

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