Jesse Cole

It's come home and I want to, you know, Hey dad, let's do this.

Let's do this and create attention and be fun.

And,

And, you know, when I got to be around friends, it's like, what can I do?

And it was, you know, just to build, make the most of every moment with people.

And, you know, I think about that, you know, when I go through a door every day, you know, my mindset is bring the energy, bring the fun.

And so it's like a trigger for me whenever I interact with people, like, you know, I want them to feel more energized after talking with me and being with me and more fired up about what we can do and not what we can't do.

And that excites me.

And so, yeah, I think as an only child, you know, obviously I was spirited to try to make the most of every moment when I had a chance to be around somebody.

And I still try to do that to this day.

There you go.

Well, let's go back to when I started.

I was a 23-year-old GM of a very small college summer baseball team in Gastonia, North Carolina that was failing for seven years.

Lowest in the league, the country in attendance, only a couple hundred fans coming to the games.

It was what it was.

And I realized that they were doing the same things every other team did.

You have fireworks.

You do a bobblehead here and there.

You would do the things that everyone else did.

Well, if you do what everyone else is going to do, you're going to get the same results as everyone else.