Bobby Okereke

That's the engine that's driving everything else.

Thank you.

Yeah.

uh number two is definitely discipline and i think a lot of people like the the the hardest thing is to get out of your own way everyone has their vices everyone has their bad habits but if you can't stop your bad habits from stopping you you're not going to get far because

If you can't help yourself, if you can't stop yourself from yourself, you're not going to be able to stop yourself from other people you're competing with, other people trying to bring you down.

You've got to be the number one person.

So if you're not disciplined about your diet or you don't watch film or you don't get enough sleep, you've got to get out of your way enough to overcome your bad habits to then kind of reach your potential.

Probably, I would say eliminating distractions and eliminating bad influence, for sure.

Yeah, I think just...

Yeah.

No, kind of what I was talking about in high school too.

Like I just kind of had to block out all the noise and, um, even in free agency now, like I've had a lot of people kind of come up and.

try to sympathize with me about being a free agent or project what they think or feel about my free agency.

And I very much had to create like a little bubble around me and not let any of that affect me internally.

It's like everyone's going to go through adversity, everyone's going to go through hardship, but it's kind of like a baby.

If you drop a baby and you go to the baby and you're like, oh my gosh, are you okay?

And you project that this baby should be hurt or this baby's crying, the baby

is probably gonna start crying.

But if you go to the baby, you're like, oh, no, you're okay, don't worry about it.

That baby's probably gonna be fine.