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I'm a professional fighter, I own a gym, double dose moitai in Australia, and I also help other fitness

businesses around the world grow their gyms. In this episode here today, Gary talks to the

Rutgers football team and like always drops some truth bombs on us about the reality of today's

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So this is just a fun, fun morning for me. Couple things. I'm going to shoot it a little bit here,

give a little context, but the reality is I want to take advantage of the fact that we're actually

here together and so I'll create a little bit of a framework, but I'd love to do as much Q&A as

possible. So if anything of stuff you've seen or context you've had in the past or anything I touch

on here, I think the Q&A part is the most valuable thing. I think about leverage a lot.

The biggest thing that I think about when I'm in this room, especially for all the kids in the room,

for 95% 90% of you, right now, may be the most leverage you ever have. I want to start there

because it's super important to me. When I think about being a college athlete in a place where

the sport is so looked at, the truth is the percentage of people that are in this room that go

on to the league and make enough money in the league to take care of their whole life is remarkably

low. It's just fucking remarkably low. Meanwhile, I keep thinking about this former Louis Bill

safety that played for the Jets for a couple of years and I DMed him a couple times on Twitter

and talked to some of his homies and I kept saying the same thing which is, you know, I would hit him

up because I'm a Jets fan and his homies would hit me up because they knew what I was doing in

entrepreneurship, but we never connected. He never made the time to chop it up. And I remember one

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