Chris Wilson began to develop the “Master Plan” for his future while serving a life sentence

Chris Wilson began to develop the “Master Pla...

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NBA All-Star Gilbert Arenas sits down with Jon for an honest conversation about his journey from second-round pick to NBA superstar. Arenas shares stories about his father's influence, the mental toughness that drove his success, and his unique perspective on leadership in sports ...  Show more

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