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I don't care if you know scripture inside and out, if you don't treat people with respect and you don't love others, like if you don't do those things, nobody's going to go, man, I want to emulate that. Mark Watson, like He was so different and so unique. And so and he lived the fruits of the spirit so much that I'm like, I want more of that in my life.

And so we have an awesome opportunity to turn people on. And we have a awesome or a bad opportunity a lot of times to turn people off by the way we live our lives and the way we treat them.

And so we have an awesome opportunity to turn people on. And we have a awesome or a bad opportunity a lot of times to turn people off by the way we live our lives and the way we treat them.

And so we have an awesome opportunity to turn people on. And we have a awesome or a bad opportunity a lot of times to turn people off by the way we live our lives and the way we treat them.

If you're going to be great, and you have big dreams and big goals, it's going to come with sacrifice. And like I had a mindset, now listen, I don't know, God gave me this. Like God gave me physicality and a mindset and a work ethic. Like that was God given. And then I slowly started to learn to hone it. And I'll never forget when I was in eighth grade watching the World Cup.

If you're going to be great, and you have big dreams and big goals, it's going to come with sacrifice. And like I had a mindset, now listen, I don't know, God gave me this. Like God gave me physicality and a mindset and a work ethic. Like that was God given. And then I slowly started to learn to hone it. And I'll never forget when I was in eighth grade watching the World Cup.

If you're going to be great, and you have big dreams and big goals, it's going to come with sacrifice. And like I had a mindset, now listen, I don't know, God gave me this. Like God gave me physicality and a mindset and a work ethic. Like that was God given. And then I slowly started to learn to hone it. And I'll never forget when I was in eighth grade watching the World Cup.

And it's the one with Brandi Chastain, the famous woman, they won gold. And I'll never forget the semifinal game, they're talking on the broadcast and they said, the girls stopped drinking carbonation because it hurts their conditioning. I'm in eighth grade, Mick. I'm 14 years old. It's the last time I've ever touched a carbonated beverage in my life.

And it's the one with Brandi Chastain, the famous woman, they won gold. And I'll never forget the semifinal game, they're talking on the broadcast and they said, the girls stopped drinking carbonation because it hurts their conditioning. I'm in eighth grade, Mick. I'm 14 years old. It's the last time I've ever touched a carbonated beverage in my life.

And it's the one with Brandi Chastain, the famous woman, they won gold. And I'll never forget the semifinal game, they're talking on the broadcast and they said, the girls stopped drinking carbonation because it hurts their conditioning. I'm in eighth grade, Mick. I'm 14 years old. It's the last time I've ever touched a carbonated beverage in my life.

Because I was like, dude, if I want to get here, I got to give that up. And so I started to learn at a young age, I got to do things that are different. I got to outwork people. And I do it with my daughter and I love it because me and my daughter had this little thing where she loves to work and she's starting to really embrace it. And I always say, baby girl, I said, we're working the dark.

Because I was like, dude, if I want to get here, I got to give that up. And so I started to learn at a young age, I got to do things that are different. I got to outwork people. And I do it with my daughter and I love it because me and my daughter had this little thing where she loves to work and she's starting to really embrace it. And I always say, baby girl, I said, we're working the dark.

Because I was like, dude, if I want to get here, I got to give that up. And so I started to learn at a young age, I got to do things that are different. I got to outwork people. And I do it with my daughter and I love it because me and my daughter had this little thing where she loves to work and she's starting to really embrace it. And I always say, baby girl, I said, we're working the dark.

We're working the dark. Like we're working the dark. Don't worry about anything else. It will come to light. Like, but you just keep working the dark and it's kind of our own little thing that we've been able to do. But 50, 40, 10, you can outdo 50% of the people in this world. By showing up more, showing up with a good attitude, showing up ready to rock and roll.

We're working the dark. Like we're working the dark. Don't worry about anything else. It will come to light. Like, but you just keep working the dark and it's kind of our own little thing that we've been able to do. But 50, 40, 10, you can outdo 50% of the people in this world. By showing up more, showing up with a good attitude, showing up ready to rock and roll.

We're working the dark. Like we're working the dark. Don't worry about anything else. It will come to light. Like, but you just keep working the dark and it's kind of our own little thing that we've been able to do. But 50, 40, 10, you can outdo 50% of the people in this world. By showing up more, showing up with a good attitude, showing up ready to rock and roll.

Like every time you're there, be where your feet are. There is no elevators to the penthouse, bro. We taking the steps. We are taking the steps. We are going to be here and we are going to do it every single day. I don't care about your feelings. I care about where you are. OK, so there is a standard that we meet. It's standard over feelings like you're going to be here. This is who you are.

Like every time you're there, be where your feet are. There is no elevators to the penthouse, bro. We taking the steps. We are taking the steps. We are going to be here and we are going to do it every single day. I don't care about your feelings. I care about where you are. OK, so there is a standard that we meet. It's standard over feelings like you're going to be here. This is who you are.

Like every time you're there, be where your feet are. There is no elevators to the penthouse, bro. We taking the steps. We are taking the steps. We are going to be here and we are going to do it every single day. I don't care about your feelings. I care about where you are. OK, so there is a standard that we meet. It's standard over feelings like you're going to be here. This is who you are.

This is what you are. And I compare that with football. Like when I walk in, like at practice, I'm not always going to be 100 percent. But there's also times that I stepped in Stanford Stadium, Stanford Stadium, where I was 70 percent. But that's where I'm at. So I got to find it and I got to give what I got. And so I had to learn that on the practice field by showing up continuously.