I was reading some quotes of yours recently and I wanted to quote them back to you because

they were powerful.

You once said, quote, there's no secret to greatness.

What separates the good from the great is the very rare trait of not being satisfied

with good.

You went on to say, if you want the victory, then be prepared for the fight.

And Phil, when I heard that, it immediately reminded me of Michael Jordan, as we saw

him in the documentary, The Last Dance, where we saw what it takes to win and it

ain't always pretty what it takes to win.

And I was wondering, you know, from a guy who's been at the top, who changed the game,

who brought real professionalism to the sport, can you tell us, what does it actually take

to win?

A lot of faith in yourself, just understanding that every day is an opportunity that must

be seized with massive action.

So you can't just dabble in these things.

You have to really own who the heck you are.

But to be honest, like you truly have to figure out what your current habits are.

Because I think a lot of people talk about their goals, but they're not assessing their

current habits.

Because those same habits are going to yield either positive or negative results.

So for me, it was always like, okay, when I won my first amateur competition, I'm thinking,

okay, where are my current habits?

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