If It Wasn't For My Sport And

When I Look At My Life Now And All The Mistakes I've Made, All The Bad Decisions I've Made, All The Things I Could Have Done Differently Or Done More In, I Don't Think I Would Have Changed Anything.

We All Naturally Want To Become Successful... We Also Want To Take Shortcuts. And It's Easy To Do So, But You Can Never Take Away The Effort Of Hard Work And Discipline And Sacrifice.

I Had A Ton Of Energy, Ran Around Like Crazy - More Than A Handful For My Dad. I Was Crazy. Dad Barely Handled It. I Was Never Diagnosed Adhd Or Anything Like That, But I'm Pretty Sure I Had It When I Was Younger. It's The Only Thing That Would Explain Me Getting Into Trouble All The Time.

In School I Studied International Business And Marketing, So I've Always Been Attracted To Business.

I Think In General, People Look At All Olympic Athletes, Look At All Superstar Athletes, And They Say, "okay, This Guy Doesn't Have Any Insecurities." They're Almost Like These Icons Who - I Don't Know How To Say It, But Like They Can't Make Mistakes. But The Reality Is, And I'll Tell You This Firsthand, A Lot Of Great Athletes Have A Lot Of Insecurities, And They Have A Really Hard Time Dealing With A Lot Of So-called Losing Or However You Want To Classify It.