Guiding the next generation of hoopers. Truth from the grassroots trenches. Courage on the Court Bball Training. Thoughts represent me and nobody else.

San Antonio, TX
She plays at her own pace… turned 13yrs old 3 months ago. Crock pot development 🥘
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I wonder with people saying players body’s break down more often if it’s really we just detect injuries earlier and players aren’t incentivized to play through injuries. The old days it’s toughness to play injured. Now it doesn’t make business sense.
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Man I don’t get a lot of 1on1 training with my girls lately. It’s been mainly group. Tonight we got it in solo. Worked on some cheat code moves tonight
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When you use grokbots ChatGPT seems so boring after
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Bring energy to your life!!
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Who got a way to contact a human at Instagram?? For wrongly disabled account?
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I’m going to tell you how important your circle is. 2 convos in the last 72 hours is going to impact how I operate going forward. One in biz and one in personal life.
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I was bearish on people losing their jobs to AI…. But nahhhhhh it’s coming. It’s in its infancy stage
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No way Grokbot should be this cheap. I know I usually talk hoops but I feel like fire was just discovered lol.
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Del Current retweeted
The new standard in sports. Be so great that they call the police on you in the middle of the game! Ok bet! Let’s GEAUX @TheOnlyDanita 🤣💪🏾
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You can build toughness…
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Del Current retweeted
I never understood why NBA GM z didn’t like players who stayed in college 4 years if they can play they can play ! 👊
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This man basically said the league soft and he ain’t no punk…. then he drops 30 lol. Dude got a future lol
Warriors Rookie Yaxel Lendeborg put up his first 30 ball in just his fourth NBA game. 31 PTS, 12 REB, 6 AST, 1 BLK, 9/19 FG, 63 TS% This is NOT a Rookie man 😭
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I just built my own team of bots and the stuff they got done while I was training is crazy. Without my involvement.
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Yeah AI is going to come for a lot of jobs.
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This is a lot of people online. Lying about results
In 2015 Elizabeth Holmes was worth $4.5 billion. She told CBS she didn't own a TV because she worked every waking hour. When people questioned her blood tests, she had an answer ready. In the video below, she says that if your invention gets questioned, "that's a sign you've actually done something transformative." Her company Theranos claimed it could run hundreds of tests from one drop of blood. Walgreens put it in stores. Investors put in over $700 million. Henry Kissinger sat on her board. The machines never worked. Most tests were secretly run on regular lab equipment. Patients got wrong results about cancer, HIV and pregnancies. In 2022 she was convicted of fraud. She is serving more than 11 years in federal prison. The questions she called a sign of success were the truth the whole time. Was she a liar from the start, or a believer who couldn't admit she failed? Save the video and follow for more stories about how the rich really made their money.
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⭕️ matters…
The perfect example of how bad company can affect you as a person. 💯
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Pay your dues. You don’t get to achieve mastery without embracing the boredom of consistency. You don’t get to have success without experiencing failure. You don’t get to always feel good. You signed up for the hard road the moment you committed to going after your dreams.
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Sometimes when you just put your head down and work by time you look up you notice that ain’t nobody around you…
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I get NIL is important… relationships and fit are more important to me than anything else.
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