Speaker 1: I See's Daily Game. It's a production of iHeartRadio. What's
Speaker 1: Up Sise team, you're listening to The Daily Game, the
Speaker 1: compilation of motivational quotes I've collected over the years that
Speaker 1: I've found inspiring and helped me through the game of life.
Speaker 1: Today's quote is something I keep in mind to stay
Speaker 1: focused and motivated. And this one might be controversial to some,
Speaker 1: but you know me, I've never been afraid to stir
Speaker 1: up a little controversy. It's almost impossible to rebuild bridges
Speaker 1: you burn when you start to win. Don't become reckless
Speaker 1: and disrespectful. You'll be sorry burning bridges. That's destroying relationships,
Speaker 1: doing things that you can't fix. Now, there's a lot
Speaker 1: of people that burn bridges, and there are lots of
Speaker 1: ways you can burn bridges. But as you become successful,
Speaker 1: a lot of times people become more reckless because you
Speaker 1: made it past this level and you don't think I'll
Speaker 1: need that level again. What you don't understand is those
Speaker 1: people or whatever you're doing will come back and get
Speaker 1: you later. So they say, the people you meet on
Speaker 1: the way up, you'll see on the way down. You
Speaker 1: might see them on the way up. Give you example,
Speaker 1: since I refer things to acting, since I'm in the
Speaker 1: acting business, I meet somebody in hair and makeup and
Speaker 1: they're I'm an asshole to them because I'm moving up
Speaker 1: and they're on a small show. Okay, I burn a bridge,
Speaker 1: I make an enemy. That person leaves that job and
Speaker 1: now they're working for Steven Spielberg. I'm moving on up
Speaker 1: and now my name pops up in the hat to
Speaker 1: be in this particular production. But this person that I
Speaker 1: shuit on is now part of that production and they
Speaker 1: put their two cents in. Hey, you know I work
Speaker 1: with Ice. He was a fucking asshole, and it takes
Speaker 1: me out of the hat for the job. You never
Speaker 1: know who you're fucking over or what bridge you're burning,
Speaker 1: and when you're gonna reconnect with that person. I've run
Speaker 1: into so many people who are now CEOs big business
Speaker 1: that I met when they were in college, and now
Speaker 1: they're making deals with me or putting me on a
Speaker 1: Cheerios box or things of that nature. Because I was
Speaker 1: cool to them when they were technically nobody. They were
Speaker 1: just making their way. Now they're the boss. So don't
Speaker 1: burn bridges. Don't don't get into the habit of being
Speaker 1: reckless and fucking over people and thinking you don't need
Speaker 1: them no more, because you will cross that bridge again,
Speaker 1: maybe not going backwards, maybe going forward. You'll cross that
Speaker 1: bridge again and you will be sorry. This has been
Speaker 1: another ice code fact from me iced Tea. Listening again
Speaker 1: tomorrow when I drop some wisdom on your ass till then,
Speaker 1: stay safe, stay smart, and stay hustling. Ices Daily gave
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