80 billion dollars a year is spent in America on lottery tickets. Nobody spends anything on friends.

That's more money than Starbucks, Burger King, Taco Bell, Kentucky Fried Chicken.

Why do I learn a skill? Why do I promote myself? People spend almost nothing to promote themselves.

My PhD dad, he says, what do you think? I have made up money. I can't afford that.

And your rich dad used to say what instead of I can't afford it.

How can I afford it?

24 hours in a day when you're alone in this brain.

At 13 years old, I had a kill list, street and smith basketball rankings.

And I was nowhere to be found. So I was like 57 on the list.

And so I will look at 56, 55, all the way up to number one, who these players are.

So when we go into AAU travel circuit, hunt them down and knock them down.

How can I do that? What would it take? Or why should I do that?

Your brain is the only thing you have when you're going through depression, hard times, you're going through death, real life shit.

While everybody else is, you know, partying it up Saturday, you know, whether they won or lost, you know, they're all having a good time eating pizza doing this.

I'm thinking about how I'm going to get better.

A question opens a mind, a statement closes the mind. See, when you say I can't afford it, your mind shuts down and you become what you say.

Don't touch on horn, be seen and not heard. Don't show off, don't be a braggart, don't talk about yourself.

Don't get so much attention. We're told this is a little kids.

Fly under the radar. If you get too big, you're going to get attacked.

Nobody's telling us, get so big that no attack can bother you.

I realize if I keep going back and going back and going back until the shit just becomes your mind will say, okay, we're going to figure it out.

It'll find a way because he is not going to stop.

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