“Just because it worked out doesn't mean you're right. And by the way, just because it didn't work out doesn't mean you weren't right, because life is so much about probability. Let's say something was a good call 80% of the time and you make that call and then it doesn't work out. It still could have been absolutely the right thing to do.”

…is optional. The only thing that makes a difference is action. Michael Lewis, don't be deceived by life's outcome. And then Eric Neal, who's riffing on James Baldwin, discipline, love, luck, but most of all, endurance. Tell me what each of those three mean to you and why you put them on your desk.

…You know, but I think that like now, if you ask Brady, he would say a huge amount of my career had to do with luck and all of these things. And so don't be deceived by life's outcomes means just because you accomplish certain things, like you kind of can't believe your own internal headlines.

And outcomes aren't within your control, you know? And like there's, there's two stories in the book that kind of deal with those moments, one smaller, one very famous in the sports world. The smaller one is from the AFC championship game this past year where Sean Payton goes for it on fourth and…

Yeah.

And they don't get it. And that ends up being kind of the difference in the game. And he's just beating himself up over it. And then the other one famously is, you know, when the Seahawks decide to throw the ball at the goal line against the Patriots in the Super Bowl and Malcolm Butler, you know…