Alex Rodriguez

I've never seen one at the highest level be really good at that too.

Maybe that comes later on in life, but I remember my conversation with Kobe, conversation with Tiger, Jordan, Magic, LeBron.

We've all had this drive that in many ways is probably not the healthiest approach.

Warren Buffett is the most obsessive and most focused, smartest, and simple thinker that I've ever met.

He's a perfect example, with Warren Buffett, he's a perfect example of

you know, the most obsessive, relentless, focused, unwavering conviction to what he wanted to do.

His father would drop him off when he lived in Omaha as a young child.

By the age of 11, he would drop them off every Saturday and Sunday in the library.

He would spend all day there.

And Warren read every financial book in the library by the age of 11, made his first investment around the age of 12, and has been obsessed ever since.

And you do this, and Warren does this.

I believe he's the greatest, smartest financial mind alive.

He's in his nineties.

He still goes to work five days a week.

He said my only adjustment, I used to read nine hours a day.

Now I'm able to read three to four hours and now he studies a lot in YouTube, but he's kept it simple and he's kept it simple.

And that's exactly what Jordan and others have done in their space.

Behind the bright lights and adrenaline of pro sports is an equally exciting world of negotiations and deal-making.

Behind the bright lights and adrenaline of pro sports is an equally exciting world of negotiations and deal-making.

Behind the bright lights and adrenaline of pro sports is an equally exciting world of negotiations and deal-making.