David Meltzer

And he would always say, the universe brought you to me, where I met Warren Moon, the Hall of Fame quarterback. Ironically, a hero of mine since 1978, when on the radio I listened to him as the first black quarterback to be the MVP of the Rose Bowl. Right. and literally beat Michigan. I'm a Ohio State fan, so I loved him. And he ended up being my business partner in sports world marketing.

And we never hear that part of your story. We always hear about the fast track to when you had everything and then you lost everything. But what's important for people to notice, because I didn't know that about you, and it's clear you just told us at what point it was early on. You know, some people like, you know, are born like alcoholics. Some people are born with some good things and assets.

And we never hear that part of your story. We always hear about the fast track to when you had everything and then you lost everything. But what's important for people to notice, because I didn't know that about you, and it's clear you just told us at what point it was early on. You know, some people like, you know, are born like alcoholics. Some people are born with some good things and assets.

And we never hear that part of your story. We always hear about the fast track to when you had everything and then you lost everything. But what's important for people to notice, because I didn't know that about you, and it's clear you just told us at what point it was early on. You know, some people like, you know, are born like alcoholics. Some people are born with some good things and assets.

Some are born with liabilities. It sounds to me like those qualities that have made you who you are now and have participated and been the components to your success and failure were in you at such a young age. It was forged by trauma. It was forged by discontent and watching your mom.

Some are born with liabilities. It sounds to me like those qualities that have made you who you are now and have participated and been the components to your success and failure were in you at such a young age. It was forged by trauma. It was forged by discontent and watching your mom.

Some are born with liabilities. It sounds to me like those qualities that have made you who you are now and have participated and been the components to your success and failure were in you at such a young age. It was forged by trauma. It was forged by discontent and watching your mom.

Because that idea, I think my superpower is I, Bob Harsin said it best to me. He's the founder of GoDaddy. He exited for $4 billion himself. He said, if you can learn to love what you do, and I rolled my eyes in the interview. I'm like, you don't have to work a day. But he didn't say that.

Because that idea, I think my superpower is I, Bob Harsin said it best to me. He's the founder of GoDaddy. He exited for $4 billion himself. He said, if you can learn to love what you do, and I rolled my eyes in the interview. I'm like, you don't have to work a day. But he didn't say that.

Because that idea, I think my superpower is I, Bob Harsin said it best to me. He's the founder of GoDaddy. He exited for $4 billion himself. He said, if you can learn to love what you do, and I rolled my eyes in the interview. I'm like, you don't have to work a day. But he didn't say that.

He said, if you can learn to love what you do and learn to love what you don't love and don't like, and you can learn to love what other people don't love and what they don't like, and you do it consistently, every day in joy, and you do it without quitting, it will tell you all its secrets. And that has- So from enjoying. Yeah, learning to enjoy what other people don't like.

He said, if you can learn to love what you do and learn to love what you don't love and don't like, and you can learn to love what other people don't love and what they don't like, and you do it consistently, every day in joy, and you do it without quitting, it will tell you all its secrets. And that has- So from enjoying. Yeah, learning to enjoy what other people don't like.

He said, if you can learn to love what you do and learn to love what you don't love and don't like, and you can learn to love what other people don't love and what they don't like, and you do it consistently, every day in joy, and you do it without quitting, it will tell you all its secrets. And that has- So from enjoying. Yeah, learning to enjoy what other people don't like.

So I remember sitting in second year of law school at Tulane, on my bed, my oldest brother had passed away of AIDS. He was a doctor. I had law loans that I didn't know how to go pay back. There was a recession in 1991, 92. And I sat on the edge of my bed and I told God, I said, do you allow me to pay off my law loans and buy a little of my house?

So I remember sitting in second year of law school at Tulane, on my bed, my oldest brother had passed away of AIDS. He was a doctor. I had law loans that I didn't know how to go pay back. There was a recession in 1991, 92. And I sat on the edge of my bed and I told God, I said, do you allow me to pay off my law loans and buy a little of my house?

So I remember sitting in second year of law school at Tulane, on my bed, my oldest brother had passed away of AIDS. He was a doctor. I had law loans that I didn't know how to go pay back. There was a recession in 1991, 92. And I sat on the edge of my bed and I told God, I said, do you allow me to pay off my law loans and buy a little of my house?

I was troubled, shit with my hands, 12 hours a day, six days a week in gratitude. Like a little elf.

I was troubled, shit with my hands, 12 hours a day, six days a week in gratitude. Like a little elf.

I was troubled, shit with my hands, 12 hours a day, six days a week in gratitude. Like a little elf.

Not right now. It's not a prequel quote. It was for gratitude. Right, right, right. Yeah.