Yukon coach Dan Hurley.

I had heard, I feel like, have you done any interviews about this book yet?

Is this your first? Have you talked about this book at all in the past couple of weeks? It never stops. I never, well, it literally, you can do a lot with that title, never stopped. Did you come up with the title? I was, we were, I actually fought with the publishers. By the way, never stop. On sale, literally, wherever books are sold on this

planet. Go ahead. I wanted, it was two, I wanted everything or never stopped, because I do think

that with the book, what I tried to do was while still being like pretty actively in the sports

world doing something that's pretty honest and open while you're still active as opposed

to a lot you get a lot more open and honesty when people's careers are over right so for me

you're in the midst of it I'm in the midst of it and I thought uh you know books have impacted me a lot

and I thought that maybe you know my story may story may help people, maybe inspiring, maybe motivating.

It's been a heck of a journey.

We don't have enough time to get into everything that I want to get to on this, but I will just

a couple things on the book, which I haven't read yet, by the way.

Apparently someone on your team sent me a copy, but I haven't received you yet, but I'm looking forward to reading it.

The fact that you wrote this book now and you did a book tour in the midst of the preseason, I mean, that that astounds me.

I guess it's the best time to do it leading into a season because the only other time would be March,

which you cannot do.

But like how have you handled that?

Doing like book promotion and trying to ready for a season?

Like it just runs.

It runs counter to how I would think you would want to do it.

Yeah.

Well, I mean, it was a 36 hour window that we had between literally practice ending. and then I had about a 36 hour window

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