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i think all the things that i'm proud of, that i've the skill sets that i've developed, are all through the lonely time, you knowhat. I mean, those thing, that's actually the advice of it. Like, whenever people, they want you to pay em to men torm ad all stuff, like, really, all they want is they want the se cret on how t gt through the ship buso a. Honestly, i just can't give that to you. But unfortunately, you have to realize that swimming in open water for for a triathon, is very fuck and difficult, andyou'regoing to think like she and drown. You dont t mean, like r so i incurage you to get in the water, feel that. But that's life in general, and that's how it works. But i, i, i thought this through after monday's meeting. I wanted to get to this point, you know, 18 years, ok? 18 yearsyou give me 18 years. And, and because i'm going through this like, self reflection damned thing right now, because you always, kind of, like the winning thing, k, you always think, maybe i'm not doing good enough. You know, like i just, every day i go home, i think, i could have done more here. Every day i leave my kids, i shouldhave done more for my kids, right? So i'm constantly in that, in that struggle. But the thing being, is, what i realizes, youre kids, you know, in terms of success for instagram. Ara, they don't care how many cars you have. They don't care what car you drive. They actally don care how much money have. They dn't give a fuckt at your crol. They actually care tat you're there. They care it's time. It goes back to time. They care that you're present. They care that you invest in em. They care that you'll play cetch with em. They care that you'll kick with em, lay on the couch with em. They that, they care about the time andn when it comes. Ike, the older i get, the more i realize how valuable time is. Like times, the time's the secret. And as a young person, you have to look at it. And so k, well, i got aa, time. Time is my game. Because the time that you invest in relationships, the time you invest in yourself, the time you invest out on the field playing, that's what matters. And i think you know, for me, ah, stop worrying about the end result. Start worrying about focusing on whatdeta s matter to day, in winning to day, and falling in lovewith that process. And if you want to be a great dad, it has nothing to do with driveing to frary um san. No, it has to do with making sure that he munst go out and st play cachida. Cool. Let's go. And guess what? When he gets hit in the face with a ball, you

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