Jason Brough

They'd put it on the bathroom mirror, on the garage door before I left for school, on the refrigerator.

They put it everywhere they knew I'd look.

They'd send me a picture of it.

They wanted me to understand as long as you work hard, eventually things are going to go well and you'll get the result you want.

It was a running theme and they kept doing it and kept doing it.

So,

Brunson also got access and he got his eyes opened up at a very early age about what it was like to be a professional athlete.

Yep.

And what it was like in NBA locker rooms, et cetera, et cetera.

And one of the things that I've been talking about

when it comes to Caleb Malhotra is I love where he comes from.

You know, I think a lot of people know, you know, Manny Malhotra is his dad, but,

his mom is Steve Nash's sister.

And he's obviously gotten a lot of exposure to people like Steve Nash and just professional athletes, just how competitive they are and how you constantly have to be working and how you have to embrace the work.

Yeah.

When we had Daniel Sedin in this studio and we were talking about his work ethic and

And I said like something along the lines of like, but I bet you loved it.

I bet you loved the process of putting the work in and then seeing the results.

And his eyes lit up, you know, and he was just like, yes, yes.

Like that's this whole thing.