Welcome to the CLS experience. I'm your host, Craig Siegel. I'm a born and raised New Yorker

who achieved success with multiple businesses, but I crave something deeper. So I dedicated

myself to personal growth and transformation by revamping my mindset.

I went from being unable to run a mile to conquering four marathons the following year.

Now, I want to help others manufacture big breakthroughs of their own.

I understand other people's perspective because it might not make sense to them.

But my lived experience is I've always lived my life, putting all of myself into things

that I was most passionate about.

And it was just as shocking to me when I realized that I wasn't as passionate about playing

football as I was about traveling and seeing the world and studying religions.

Like, that shocked me too.

You know, it was a pleasant surprise because

it, you know, felt much better to my body and it was more stimulating and more interesting.

Did you, Ricky, did you love football during your problem? Of course. Yeah. You know, it's like I said,

even the idea of love, I can't imagine doing something that that was a problem, right?

I can't imagine doing something that I don't love.

And outside of the romantic idea of love, if we get more to a scientific definition of love,

love means attraction.

On today's episode of the CLS experience, we have a very exclusive treat. We're diving deep

with an NFL icon, which has multifaceted off the field as he was dominant on it. Hailing from San Diego,

he burst onto the scene at the University of Texas, setting records, earning unanimous full American honors

twice, and clinching the coveted Heisman trophy in 1998,

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