Dre Baldwin

All right, so you're about 10 years older than me.

So the kids nowadays, like when we were younger, at least for me, it was like, you know, the only reason I wanted to be good at sports or get in good shape was hopefully that some girls would talk to me.

At least that was it for me, you know?

And then like,

All the other stuff like winning championships and getting to go play pro or going to college was like a byproduct because girls thought it was cool.

Then eventually you get into the mindset of like, oh, I like doing this thing.

It makes me feel good.

You know, I have something to work towards.

It's a vision, all that stuff.

At least that was for when I was younger.

And I see that a lot with some of the younger athletes now that I currently work with.

But for like people outside of the sports world,

The internet is like where they get everything.

The chat can be their girlfriend, can be their therapist, can be their best friend.

They never have to leave their room.

It's quite a frightening thing.

You know, we both have young children.

So I think about that like a lot in terms of how do we keep them off the internet?

What will it be like in 10 years?

You know, so then I think back to some of the principles that you teach.