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The author shares his 13-year NFL career journey, highlighting the failures and processes that led to his success, emphasizing vulnerability and the importance of enjoying the process rather than solely focusing on results. He also discusses his social justice advocacy work within the Players Coalition.
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The author shares his 13-year NFL career journey, highlighting the failures and processes that led to his success, emphasizing vulnerability and the importance of enjoying the process rather than solely focusing on results. He also discusses his social justice advocacy work within the Players Coalition.
I love that title. Break that title down
The reason I don't have a shirt on on the cover is because it's a very vulnerable memoir
It's one of those things that I'm always involved in everything I do
We must all suffer one or two pains: the pain of discipline or the pain of regret
I've learned to always like step into the things I'm afraid of and that's how I knew I was ready to step away from the game
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It was described as a vulnerable memoir detailing the author's 13-year NFL career, including failures and the process of his personal development. The author stated that he wrote the book himself, cover to cover, to share his experiences and provide context for his accomplishments.
Yeah, I mean, you know, a lot of the times we see people who have a lot of success who are champions and we hold them up high but often times we don't see, you know, what makes them that way.
And so often times we kind of glorify that process and look at the end result.
But for me I've always been a bridge builder and wanted to make sure that I contextualize the 13 year career that I just finished.
And really that's to me that's what you want to do. That's what you want to live. You want to have impact on things. You want to leave people with breadcrumbs to that success.
The reason I don't have a shirt on on the cover is because it's a very vulnerable memoir.