I love being here. I grew up here in San Diego, went to Patrick Henry High School, grew up in San Carlos.

He used to come up here to the arcade and play. And I dreamed about playing football here.

That was my dream. When I was young, I grew up with a single mom, six kids.

Actually got recruited here. I was all CIF in San Diego, but for some reason, they thought

I was a little too small, slow, not talented enough. So I ended up playing football in Los

Angeles and Division III because I love sports. And I have a lesson about lessons. I was one of those people that took a lot of notes.

Anybody here, like write down everything in your classes? Yeah, I was that guy. And I ended up with a

$1,200 bill every month. I'm 56 years old now. Every month I pay $1,200 for a storage unit that's filled

with boxes of notes from college, law school, business school, Bob Proctor, Tony Robbins, Jack Canfield,

the millions of dollars I've spent on education, personal development. They're all sitting in boxes and I

can't use any of it. And so one of the best lessons I wish somebody would have taught me when I was

your age is don't write down everything. But also, don't write down nothing. There's a secret that

I've learned through all these years about what's important.

And what's important is what resonates with you. And initially I thought, I'd hear somebody say

a quote and I'd text it to myself because it resonated. One of my favorite quotes in the world is

you're either humble or you're about to be. I heard that the first time all the hairs on my arms stood up.

I'm like texting myself. Can't forget that. Create a system to access all those things. And then

even later, I found that even more valuable than the things that resonate with me that make the

hair stand up on my arms are the things that I disagree with most.

So, you know, when someone says something really stupid and it aggravates me or pisses me off,

I write that down too and I do research to figure out why does what somebody else think

or somebody else say upset me so much?

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