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Our perception is not in our best interest.

And that kind of was puzzling to me because I was under the assumption

that if I could control my perception,

then that would be in my best interest.

And exploring assumptions,

I started realizing that a lot of problems in life are that we overthink things in the respect that we take on

assumptions but don't think about the assumptions we're taking on. Let me explain.

One of the best things that's ever happened to me is I lost all my money.

And people always asked me, well, how is it you were the CEO of the most notable sports agency in the world who came out with a sports illustrated article about 75% of all athletes go bankrupt two and a half years after they're done playing and

You have a law degree from a great institution top of your club these great academic things, and how is it that you

lost that much money?

What it came down to is the basis of assumptions is that I had always made money, but I made one assumption with my money.

I assume that because I had equity in property,

that I always would be able to borrow against it,

because what bank wouldn't give a secured loan.

Right? And in my assumption I had not because I was still very young ever realized

that banks could get into trouble and a bank could literally say

well you might have 40 million dollars in equity but we don't believe a few years from

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