Something very emotional happened today. Tim Grover was in town. Tim Grover is the

trainer of Kobe Bryant Michael Jones. He was on the last dance he wrote a book called

Relentless and his book is coming out winning and he did his first live interview with me here

in Boca Ratona. We're sitting down talking and one of the chapters in his book, page 103,

by the way, got to get his book. But one of the chapters, page 103, he talks about how

winning is selfish. There is no such thing as balance in winning. It just doesn't exist.

And he tells the story. He says, one day, he's packing his bags. He's getting ready to go on

the road and he's traveling, right? He's packing all this stuff and he's getting ready to go.

And his five-year-old daughter looks at him and says, Daddy, where are you going? He says, Daddy's

traveling. And the five-year-old daughter at the time says, Why do you have to travel so much?

And Tim says, I have to travel a lot because Daddy travels so I can take care of you,

mommy, so I can put food on the table. And he says, His five-year-old daughter takes a break,

looks away. And then she comes back and looks at Daddy. And he says, When I heard these words,

it's lovely. He says, It's the most difficult words I've ever heard of my entire life. That's

what he says in his book. I'm preface and what he's saying. But that's pretty much what he's

talking about with the statement that she made to her, to him. Daughter looks at Tim and says, Hey,

Daddy, if I eat less, will you stay home more? Did you hear what I just said? She said, If I eat

less, will you stay home more? Because she's trying to say, What if I eat less, you can stay with me

more often? I asked him this question and I'm reading his book. Tim is sitting right in front of me.

You'll see it in the end of when it comes on on May 19th. He's emotional. I'm emotional. I got a

four-year-old daughter soon to be five in the next few weeks. I got a nine-year-old and I got a

seven-year-old, right? And these are my kids. I love these guys. I said, How did you handle that? He

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