Welcome, everyone. Good afternoon. It's office hours, the celebrity entrepreneur show with the amazing

James Maslow getting ready for a worldwide tour, which me and my family are going to meet and greet him

on occasion around the cities that we seem to swarm. Welcome back, Mr. Maslow.

Good to see you, man. I'll tell you, I was looking back on the blessings in my life,

and one of them was to be mentored by a guy named Lee Steinberg. They had made a movie

called Jerry McGuire way back when with Cuba Gooding Jr. and Tom Cruise, Renee Zellweggler.

Cuba actually won Academy Award for the movie in a

supporting role. But I was blessed because I ran that company. And one of the greatest

lessons that I learned about great athletes were that there were certain ones that understood the gifts that they were given.

And they saw the responsibility to give back with that gift, not just monetarily, but they realized, for example, I represented Van der Hewleyfield.

And he realized when he did a public

service announcement, which is called a PSA, when he did a national PSA saying real men don't

hit women, that it would have an extraordinary impact on men.

It would change the way they looked at being a man.

If David Meltzer said that, nobody would listen, and it would mean nothing.

But Evander Holyfield, and one of the things I admire about our guests coming on today

is that he not only recognized and acknowledged the gifts that he was given,

but he's actually utilizing them in order to change people's lives.

And just like Evander Holyfield, he has put his time, his emotion, his belief systems into play

beyond his monetary gain to help other people. It is an honor, my friend, as we talk about

celebrity entrepreneurs, one of my newest family

members, a great celebrity entrepreneur, a great football player as well, T.Y. McGill, Jr., welcome

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