I wanted to make an episode on this book that Michael Jordan published when he was about halfway through his career.

And so I spent the week reading that book and I also read this long form piece about Jordan when he was 50.

And when I was done with all that and I was just reviewing out all my notes and highlights. I didn't think I had

I just wasn't as excited about it. I didn't think I had enough good information to

actually make an episode and so since that wasn't good enough what I'm going to do

instead is I'm republishing this episode that I made about Michael Jordan that I do love and it's based on a book that I absolutely love and highly recommend you buy. It's called Driven from Within.

And so even if you listen to this episode when it first came out three years ago, I would listen to it again.

And if you haven't heard it before, then you're in for a treat. This is one of history's greatest

competitors in his own words. And I just want to tell you about two quick things before we get into it.

I'm hosting two more conferences this year.

The first one is July 29th through the 31st in Scotts Valley, California.

The venue is absolutely gorgeous.

It is surrounded by beautiful California Redwoods.

The second one is in September 27th of the 29th in Austin, Texas, directly on the Colorado River in a secluded spot 15 minutes

from downtown Austin. These events exist. I do this for one reason to help you build relationships with other founders, investors in high-value people.

The last event, the event I did in March, sold out and was a massive success.

People traveled all over the world to be there and they left with new

friendships new business partners new advisors new customers new investors and new

energy and inspiration it is so important to invest time, energy, and resources into building these relationships.

The best way I've ever heard this put was from someone that designed in-person relationship for family offices.

He said, relationships between two people like this, these investor-founder types, they

produce non-linear returns.

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