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Mark Cuban may have stepped away from television and sold most of his NBA team ownership, but he's not slowing down. For him, business remains the "ultimate sport," and he says his edge comes from being willing to put in the time when most people won't.
On the "Prof G Markets" podcast, Cuban explained that he no longer competes on the basketball court but still craves competition. The way he channels that is through business. He tells young people the formula is simple: find what you love, then dedicate yourself fully to it.
Cuban's latest focus is artificial intelligence. He believes companies that fail to adopt AI will eventually disappear,arguing that small businesses especially need to bring in young, AI-literate talent to stay competitive. At his pharmacy startup Cost Plus Drugs, AI is already being used to drive down costs.
Despite his competitive fire, Cuban says family has taken priority. Missing too many birthdays and anniversaries influenced his decision to step back from TV and basketball ownership.
Still, curiosity continues to fuel him. He says the ability to keep learning excites him most, and he sees endless potential in what today's generation can create if they follow their curiosity.

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The crypto market is a machine for transferring wealth from the impatient to the disciplined. There is no 'luck' in the long term.

The offensive: A manager who excuses losses due to 'volatility' is incompetent. A good manager has processes, stop-losses, and clear KPIs. Improvising your capital allocation is criminal for your results.

The rule: In trading as in business, discipline beats talent. If you cannot control your emotions, you will never control your profit. Be demanding of your strategy, not of the market.

As an employer and trader, I see too many people treating crypto like a disorganized hobby. If you manage your portfolio without clear objectives, you manage nothing, you play.

In my company, when an employee reaches their goal, we analyze the process, not just the result. In trading, it's the same. Winning on a "pump" without a plan is more dangerous than losing with a strict strategy, as it reinforces your bad instincts.

My offensive advice: Stop following the "callers" and start setting your own KPIs (Key Performance Indicators).