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Steph Curry says 105 is the most threes he's ever made in a row “I do a game after practice where you shoot five spots around the arc. You start in the corner. The first two are free. If you make them, great. If you miss them, it doesn't matter” “But after the third one, you shoot until you miss in that spot. I try to get to 50 around all five spots. But this particular day, I got to 105 in the first spot. I think I ended up with 140 something in the drill” “So I guess every day, in some way, I have an opportunity to chase it, but I haven't gotten close since. Maybe 60 since then” “I'm thinking 50. That's my goal. If I don't get to 50 over five spots, then I got to start over and do it again. At 40, I'm like, ‘I just got to stay locked in’” “I want to say it was like 10 minutes or so. It's like therapy. It's like meditation. But I got mad at 105. When you miss, your expectations change a little bit”

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45,935 次观看 • 1 个月前

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Kevin O'Leary reveals his golden rule for every entrepreneur he invests in "I have a very simple rule. I tell them all when I invest in them. If you're not making money after 36 months, three years, you got to take it behind the barn and shoot it" "Because it's just a hobby. It's not a business" "People get so stuck on a bad idea, they just keep thinking if I keep working on it, it's going to fix it. It doesn't fix itself" "It was put on your journey to teach you what not to do. If you don't realize the lesson learned, you're going to spend all your time on a bad idea and waste it" "You only need one to work. You get a winner, you go through the roof"

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