Sean Callagy

Pleasure.

So, Mr. Tyson, we talk a lot about mentorship and leadership here, and your relationship with Customato is literally one of the most famed relationships ever between a mentor and an apprentice, two masters rising together.

And you've spoken about so much what he meant to you, what it was.

What I'd love to know is just at the outset, what did he mean to you?

How would your life have been different, you think, without the mentorship?

That's amazing.

Thank you.

And the power of mentorship, leadership, God, you know, in the space, we'll talk about all that today.

But what are other, I had the honor of interviewing Michael Rizzioni from the Miracle and Ice team, the Olympic gold medalist, right?

He played for Herb Brooks, and he would describe Herb Brooks as one of the most difficult, challenging, aggressive, but masterful humans.

And his love for Herb Brooks resonates.

I mean, Herb Brooks didn't save his life, because the motto saved yours.

But the rise in his mastery was so powerfully present through the level of mastery that Herb Brooks demanded.

And, you know, you're coming from a place where you can't trust people.

You, you know, come up in gangs.

We'll talk about that in a little bit.

But there's all these people who've tried to use you, hurt you, lie to you, you know, dynamics in your home, you know, your folks, your beautiful relationship with your mom, absent dad, all these things are going on.

And as you said, you thought Customata was a weirdo.

I had a horrible relationship with my mother.

Oh, I'm sorry.