Win so big that all of them shrink into irrelevance.

0:00He was like, "The only thing that you can do is win so big that all of them constantly compare themselves to you. And then you'll forget they exist." I was 15 [music] years old. This teacher is like an admin of some kind of walks out of his office and he's like, "Son, you work out?" And I was like, "No." He's like, "Why not?" I was like, "I don't know how." That teacher, Mr. Gibbons, um ended up working out with me every day in high school and sh- showed me how to work out. And I, during our workout sessions, would be like, "This guy said this to [music] me. Like, he, you know, you know, woah." I was like, "Man, I'm going to come back at our 10-year reunion."

0:35And I was like, "I'm going to show him." I was like, "He's going to be working for me." [music] He's like, "No, he's not. And you're not going to do that." He's like, "Because if you come back at a 10-year reunion and say, 'Hey, John, like everything I have, look at me now.' He's like, "The guy's going to laugh and be like, 'You did all of this to try and prove me wrong? Man, I feel sorry for you.'" And that's when he said, he said, "Success is the only revenge."