🏀Failure is an essential part of personal growth and learning.
🌟Giannis brings up Michael Jordan's career to emphasize his point.
💪Giannis highlights the importance of continuously improving oneself.
🏆Winning a championship is the ultimate goal, but failure doesn't define personal success.
🔑Learning from failure allows individuals to make necessary improvements and succeed in the future.
What was the question asked to Giannis?
—The question asked to Giannis was about Michael Jordan's 15-year career and whether the other nine years without championships were considered a failure.
What does Giannis say about failure from a personal standpoint?
—From a personal standpoint, Giannis believes that failure is not a negative thing. It is an opportunity for growth and learning.
Why did Giannis bring up Michael Jordan's career?
—Giannis mentioned Michael Jordan's career to illustrate his point about the importance of continual improvement and not letting failures define one's success.
What does Giannis believe is the ultimate goal?
—While winning a championship is the ultimate goal, Giannis believes that failure in achieving that goal should not be seen as a personal failure.
Why is learning from failure important?
—Learning from failure allows individuals to identify areas for improvement and make necessary adjustments to succeed in the future.
00:03Giannis was asked a question about Michael Jordan's career and the perception of failure.
00:25Giannis explains that failure is not a negative thing and emphasizes personal growth.
01:10Giannis brings up Michael Jordan's career as an example of continuous improvement and not letting failures define success.
03:45Giannis acknowledges the team's failure in winning a championship but highlights the importance of learning and making improvements.
04:14Giannis discusses the value of failure as a driving force for growth and personal success.
05:21The hosts talk about their experience with Prize Picks and winning based on projections.
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