Joe Biden

Yeah.

See what you've said there, just, I want to ask you this and I'm not saying it because I, you know, like you know yourself best and you know how you've got there.

So I'm asking it from a place of humility of learning.

When I look at you, I'm like, you know, your superpower isn't just your work ethic.

Your superpower isn't just like figuring things out.

Your superpower is like, you think strategically, like that's a very strategic thought of saying this person is

could be this in the future if they were developed as a whole individual, rather than just like, let's use them for the short term.

Where did you develop that from, that ability to see beyond, to think deeper, to reflect deeper?

It's fashionable now.

What am I supposed to do with that?

They're doing windmills and dunking backwards, and I'm happy to tap the backboard.

So I had to look at it from a long term because I wasn't going to give up on the game.

So I had to say, okay, this year, I'm going to get better at that.

Next year, this, and then so forth and so on.

And then patiently, I was able to catch them.

Yeah.

Kobe taught us that greatness isn't an accident.

It's built through discipline, consistency, and the willingness to go further than most are willing to go.

His words and wisdom live on as a challenge to bring our best to whatever we love.

Hi, I'm Radhi Devlukia, and I am the host of A Really Good Cry podcast.