Is that what it is?

Yes, yes, yes.

By the way, most soccer kicker in NFL history for a generation from 80 to 2000.

Not today, but the balls are broken.

And we'll talk about that, too, by the way.

I can't wait.

Why they're flying out of space.

What do you make of the balls in the NFL right now and these 100 yard field goals or whatever the hell I'm witnessing now?

Have you ever thought about that? I actually, when I was playing for the Jets,

I had my Italian friends, Jimmy, and they would want to know, hey, you know, we're buddies, we have good conversations, but how is Rob Moore's hamstring doing anyway? So...

You're aware that I made sure to never pay attention to the line, but I will tell you an experience that taught me a lot.

Playing the Seattle Seahawks at the end of the season, freezing cold, and I made two field goals, and we went 34-10.

But the only field goal I ever made that was called no good, but it didn't matter.

I mean, it was really windy right to left.

I aimed outside the upright.

Is that what a lot of your process was? You had a very consistent regimen?

What are some of the key elements of the book to help us? so that our purpose is greater than the pain and the pressure.

Well, I think of CJ lining up for a free throw with one second left, and he's going to make all three maybe, and hasn't shot a free throw all game.

A kicker, I never forget what it feels like to run on and just feel like this is the worst job.

And then suddenly...

As a fan I've seen, I'm like, that is the worst job.

One voice is saying, what are you doing? This is unbelievably intense.

But through your discipline, we call it 10,000 hours, whatever you, is that more important voice supersedes that and you just stay with what you know.

So talk to me about resiliency and then how the app is launching and how that can help people get back up.