Welcome to Darren Daly on demand, your most trusted resource to help you become better every day.

Here's your success mentor, Darren Hardy.

All right, close your eyes for a moment.

Think about the person who believed in you, when everybody else had doubts, the one who saw your potential, when you

couldn't see it for yourself, that moment when you needed somebody most, and they showed up,

you've heard the story before, the self-made man, the lone wolf, the solo journey to the top.

But here's the raw truth. None of us are self-made. Let me say that again.

None of us are self-made. Picture this. It's Game 5 of the World Series. The Dodgers are

facing the mighty Yankees. The Dodgers are down 3-2. It's the bottom of the 10th inning.

They're down to their final out. The bases are loaded.

An injured, Freddie Freeman limps to the plate. The very moment every kid dreams about. You probably

already know what happened. On an injured ankle, Freddie hits the first walk-off grand slam in

World Series history. But that's not the point of this session.

What Freddie did next is what's really remarkable.

He didn't beat his chest.

He didn't pose for the cameras.

He didn't soak in his moment.

Instead, with tears streaming down his face,

he ran straight to his father.

He put his head against his

and whispered three words. This is yours. This isn't my moment, Freddie said later, voice

cracking in a news conference. That's my dad's moment. Feel that for a second. The biggest hit

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