Emmanuel Acho

of learning and discovering that I'm doing on this journey.

Yeah, yeah.

One, I think that's a phenomenal thought.

I think it was Michael Jordan's trainer who said, emotions are dangerous, but controlled anger, or controlled aggression is like the most dangerous of all.

Yeah, he's great.

We're talking sports, but this is a life conversation.

Because while you can say foul out literally, figuratively speaking, if you're at the grocery store and then you get upset, and then you get emotional, and then you get into it with the cashier...

emotionally fouling out if you're talking to a friend and then you get into it with your friend and then you say something you shouldn't have emotionally fouling out relationship oriented if you're talking to somebody and you're dating and then you get into it so we're talking a sports conversation but it is the controlling of your mind but to me bro everything starts with them yeah both our greatest limitations and our greatest accomplishments to me it's all up here absolutely

I like talking to you.

My biggest fear is becoming complacent.

My biggest fear is not realizing I'm living inside of a box that is around me.

My biggest fear is not realizing, hey, there's a door you haven't yet opened.

And what you think is a world is actually just a locker that you are inside of.

One of my greatest, one of my favorite scenes of any movie, it's the end of Men in Black, I believe it's Men in Black 1.

And at the end of the movie, they open up a locker and they open up the locker and they realize there's an entire another world out there.

They thought they were living in their world, but there's such a bigger world out there.

And my greatest fear,

is not pushing beyond a boundary, because I don't even realize the boundary is set, because I didn't set it, because somebody else set it.

And I've been living inside of somebody else's box or somebody else's boundary.

The reason we don't achieve our highest highs, bro, isn't because we're not skilled.