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"Some decisions are less challenging. After every game, I used to ask Michael one question: Five, six, or seven? As in what time are we hitting the gym tomorrow? No discussion, no debate, no lame attempt to convince me he needed the morning off. You good? I’m good. See you in the morning." For me, it’s from “train my body” to “train my mind”.

"Some decisions are less challenging. After every game, I used to ask Michael one question: Five, six, or seven? As in what time are we hitting the gym tomorrow? No discussion, no debate, no lame attempt to convince me he needed the morning off. You good? I’m good. See you in the morning." For me, it’s from “train my body” to “train my mind”.

"Some decisions are less challenging. After every game, I used to ask Michael one question: Five, six, or seven? As in what time are we hitting the gym tomorrow? No discussion, no debate, no lame attempt to convince me he needed the morning off. You good? I’m good. See you in the morning." For me, it’s from “train my body” to “train my mind”.

"Some decisions are less challenging. After every game, I used to ask Michael one question: Five, six, or seven? As in what time are we hitting the gym tomorrow? No discussion, no debate, no lame attempt to convince me he needed the morning off. You good? I’m good. See you in the morning." For me, it’s from “train my body” to “train my mind”.

"Some decisions are less challenging. After every game, I used to ask Michael one question: Five, six, or seven? As in what time are we hitting the gym tomorrow? No discussion, no debate, no lame attempt to convince me he needed the morning off. You good? I’m good. See you in the morning." For me, it’s from “train my body” to “train my mind”.