The most important thing, so I'm pretty unfortunate because I, um, there's been a lot to me to be able to be in this position.

You see, I grew up with a single mom, six kids. My mom worked two jobs. One, the secondary teacher, packed my dinner a paper bag with my siblings drove us around

back in Ohio, just so we could eat. She filled up turns towels at convenience store, the greeting

cards. And so I'm a 57-year-old mom away. So I've had a blessed church.

And financial literacy is interesting to me.

My financial literacy partners are a guy named Warren Moon.

He's my business partner for 20 years.

And then currently Marshall Falk, Hall of Fame running back because you know some of me younger guys may or may not know these guys

but make them great athletes are not what they do on the field.

It's what they're doing off the field.

Now I'm blessed like you, 5-7 with the skinny neck, which made me a below-average college football player.

To me, it's the closest I ever came to my potential.

And what I try to empower people is to live to their potential, to live as close to their God as they can.

And I've had a difficult journey.

I see so many kids today with NIL, which Bruce is an expert at Monson's high school and looked up to him.

Yeah, he looks younger, but he's older than me.

And I looked up to him, Chad, and his cousin.

Your potential, you know, your skills and your knowledge are your basement.

No matter how I represented Ryan Leaf with Lee.

And his basement, his skills and his knowledge, Ryan Leaf, what they call the most disastrous quarterback that we represented, was so high that even at my potential, I'm still below his basement. But that delta in my life allowed me to

stop filling a God-size hole. And I see all these kids today. You have a God size hole and you're trying to fill it

with everything but God. You're trying to fill it with what other people want for you, what

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