🚨Elijah Harkless Video Breakdown🚨
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I went to the film to look at another #Pistons offseason acquisition, Elijah Harkless, and the impact he might bring Detroit on his two way contract in '26-27
Okongwu in the convo for best catch and shoot center in the NBA last season is insane given that he had 4 total 3PM in his first three seasons combined and 71 in his first five combined. Made 144 last year.
Major respect to guys who work on their craft and drastically improve
Ray Allen's theory in life:
You don’t need more talent - you need more practice...
"I don't believe in talent."'
"I'm here because I worked hard my whole life."
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.
In a world full of boys chasing women, drugs, and sex.
Be a man who is busy fixing his finances, body, mind, and a strong relationship with God. Trust me, You'll go far in life.
Inheritance isn’t about cash. Sometimes it’s your father’s name. Imagine walking into any room and hearing, “Your dad was one of the best men I’ve ever known.” That legacy hits different.
This is what it’s all about: Victor Oladipo was in tears after his incredible workout in front of NBA scouts in Las Vegas.
He is attempting to make it back into the NBA, and is clearly giving it his all.
After the workout, he went and shook everyone’s hand that attended.
Dave Ramsey explains his exact personal investing strategy: royalty checks go straight into a plain S&P 500 until the account is big enough to buy real estate
“I just throw cash in there. I get a big royalty check from a publisher and I just chunk cash over there and when that account gets big enough I go buy a piece of real estate with it. That's my personal strategy. It's not any fancier than that.”
“I'm maxing out all the other stuff even at 65 years old just because I get so pissed off about how much the government takes from me and I want to get it all in any kind of tax-protected account I possibly can.”
8 million dollars in an index fund that tracks the S&P 500 pays you $560,000 every year for the rest of your life.
NFLPA tries to drill this into every single rookie entering the league.