Gary Marcus @gmcexp

Rancho Cucamonga, CA Joined November 2011

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Mikli @CryptoMikli

6 days ago

LeBron James reveals the high school game that made him realize he was destined for the NBA "We played Oak Hill Academy, the No. 1 high school team in the country. They had future NBA players, Division I talent, and a lottery pick named Sagana Job. Before the game, I was nervous as hell. But once I stepped on the court, something came over me. I was out there doing things I didn't even know I was capable of doing" "The next day, all the newspaper articles were talking about the NBA scouts who came to see Oak Hill. They were there to see Sagana Job and the rest of their stars, but they left talking about LeBron James. When I heard NBA scouts saying my name, I told myself, 'As long as I stay the course, have fun with my friends, and don't do anything silly, I'll be alright.' Where I grew up, things could be good one day and bad the next, so my mindset was simple: don't mess it up"

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Dr Boyce Watkins - Wealth is Power @drboycewatkins1

2 weeks ago

Stop romanticizing the grind. The goal was never to work hard forever. The goal was to work hard long enough to build something that works without you. Hustle is the entrance fee. Ownership is the destination.

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Coach AJ 🎯 Mental Fitness @coachajkings

2 weeks ago

Dan Hurley shares a blunt reminder about what it takes to be great. "If you can't sit through an hour and 15 minute video session...get out of this industry because this is only for the most competitive people." The film room isn't glamorous. It's tedious, repetitive, and easy to zone out, but that's exactly why it separates. The ones who consistently work even when it's boring are the same ones who execute when it matters. Greatness isn't for the interested - it's for the ones who embrace the boredom of consistency. (🎥@CollegeGameDay)

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Dear Son. @DearS_o_n

2 weeks ago

8,000,000,000 people on Earth. Almost no one knows you exist. The few who do are too busy to care. Relax. No one’s watching. Dear son, Go build your life.

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Vala Afshar @ValaAfshar

2 weeks ago

Champions are not born. Champions are made in practice.

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Fastbreak Hoops @FastbreakHoops5

2 weeks ago

Andre Drummond keeping it real 💯

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Kyle Collinsworth @collinsworth55

3 weeks ago

People see Jalen Brunson and think he is not athletic because he doesn’t jump high. In basketball he is athletic because 1) he has a super quick first step 2) he can change directions super well 3) he can decelerate with the best of them 4)He plays off of two feet

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Dear Son. @DearS_o_n

2 weeks ago

Most successful men I've met are not that smart. They just move fast, take risks, and work a lot.

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Dear Son. @DearS_o_n

3 weeks ago

A man’s downfall is rarely caused by his enemies. It’s caused by his inability to sit in a room alone, without validation, without noise, with only his thoughts. Master that silence, and no opponent can ever truly own you.

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Dear Son. @DearS_o_n

3 weeks ago

Be a man, your father is proud of. Be a man, your woman would respect. Be a man, your brother would admire. Be a man, your son would look up to. Be a man, your sister feels safe around. Be a man, your daughter sees as a hero.

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Dear Son. @DearS_o_n

3 weeks ago

A man matures when he gets the courage to be left alone, disliked and mocked to build a dream no one else can see but him.

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Headking's Mindset 🧠 @MindOfHeadking

3 weeks ago

Never get too comfortable. Comfort is the easiest way to kill a man. Give an average man comfort & he’ll throw away his ambitions. Be hungry. Never get complacent. Celebrate your wins, either big or small & then lock in again. Jobs not finished.

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Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta

3 weeks ago

Reggie Bullock turned exactly one skill into $52 million and an 11-year NBA career. Drafted 25th in 2013, the kind of late-first pick that usually washes out by year three. He lasted 11 seasons across seven teams. Never an All-Star. Peaked around 11 points a game. He did one thing at an elite level: stand in the corner, hit threes around 38%, and lock up the other team's best wing. That was the entire product. Clippers, Suns, Pistons, Lakers, Knicks, Mavericks, Rockets all paid for the same thing. The Dallas deal alone ran 3 years, $30 million. Stars sell highlight reels. Role players who do one valuable thing perfectly collect a decade of guaranteed money. Specialists outlast generalists. Even in the league built for stars.