Tom Brady Opens up - 7th Ring Motivation MJ or Belichick | Enemies | Style of Leadership
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7 місяців томуPatrick Bet-David interviews the legendary Tom Brady in an interview like you've never seen before. Hosted at the 2023 VAULT conference, Brady opens up about the trials and tribulations during his college football years, the fiery competitiveness that shaped his NFL journey, his enemies, his style of leadership, and the driving forces behind his unparalleled success. As he embarks on a new chapter post-retirement, get a rare glimpse into how the G.O.A.T. feels about moving on to the next chapter of life. Dive deep into the mind of a champion.
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@sixftdeeep 7 місяців тому
“What you know is very limited, and what you don’t know is limitless” - Tom Brady. Fucking iconic
@user-hm5mw9er3y 7 місяців тому
Thats obvious
@user-hm5mw9er3y 7 місяців тому
@@CLNDSTiN religious people do think of it. Because your allways closer to knowing nothing to knowing it all.
@Courage_n_Honour 7 місяців тому
I had to write that down lol
@birdo623 7 місяців тому
Goat-etic
@Courage_n_Honour 7 місяців тому
@@CLNDSTiN yea I agree same here
@bhdoyle1117 7 місяців тому
I’m still shocked that Pats style of letting the subject actually speak uninterrupted hasn’t caught on. Patrick and Joe Rogan have this format on lock.
@DreamBelieveAchieve9 7 місяців тому
Shawn Ryan has enter the chat *
@MontyKaufman 7 місяців тому
I agree whole heartedly....let them sink or swim...
@kevingallagher2386 7 місяців тому
Rogan has gone weird lately. Kinda seems to be bending the knee on certain things
@FrogOf4Chan 7 місяців тому
Tim Pool needs to read this comment.
@PPA87 7 місяців тому
Yea patt reaching my ear and Iam in the trenches 😂❤ that’s a good dude right there
@davidlarsen6175 7 місяців тому
I had no idea Tom Brady was such a fantastic speaker. His story is really inspirational at a time when a lot of us need inspiration!! Thanks Tom, and Patrick!!!
@PetarNedic-ei4vb 7 місяців тому
Nisi imao pojma da čovek koji je najveći svih vremena u Američkom fudbalu tako dobar govornik ? Au bratee pa šta si mislio da je polumozgaš ili sta
@vincentinchoco5625 7 місяців тому
He is a great motivational speaker.
@ML-cg9rh 7 місяців тому
he was a leader of men for 20 years, and not just normal men, the most apex men in society, and those men would follow him to the gates of hell. Of course hes a great speaker
@mrmangotahiti 7 місяців тому
man had 21 years of media training
@projectc.j.j3310 6 місяців тому
@@PetarNedic-ei4vblol
@tomcoleman8753 7 місяців тому
He is all about not complaining, getting up when your down, being consistent and working hard! If more people did that the world would be a better place! Inspiration Mr. Brady!
@ElliotRyeonds 7 місяців тому
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@TzUuup 7 місяців тому
Nope the government doesn't want that happening
@mathewg7053 7 місяців тому
Tom is MK Ultra'd Monarch programmed athletic asset out of his mind during this interview. The hair plugs, copious plastic surgery on his face to appear 25 instead of almost 50, the guy is an abject abomination. He's a completely scripted construct and a preeminent warlock in the hollyweird occultic craft. His longtime childhood coach Tom Martinez was one of his original Monarch handlers/programmers until Belicheck took control of Brady circa 2000.
@dern 7 місяців тому
somehow you complained about the world in a post about not complaining lmao
@andrewkang5962 7 місяців тому
If he did, he wouldn't be there.
@GoodlyRogue 7 місяців тому
"What you know is limited. What you don't know is *limitless"* - Tom Brady 15:35
@Stronger12321 7 місяців тому
😮
@tdowling2562 7 місяців тому
-Come over an see ‘Johnny Depp's A Murderer’
@mariano804 7 місяців тому
Dode
@nilfux 7 місяців тому
I latched right onto that one too. Damn.
@nilfux 7 місяців тому
@@tdowling2562 Punchbowl? Meet turd ^
@pepsl7100 7 місяців тому
how can a guy who achieved all this can be so down to earth and humble? G.O.A.T of American Football, great speaker, work horse and much more.... this dude is unbelievable. hats off. 🤝
@Tiagomedia 7 місяців тому
From listening, I now believe that's why he achieved so much
@steventaylor6881 7 місяців тому
Being down to earth and humble is far more important than most people realize, because u treat everyone very well and they feel very appreciated and it makes them work that much harder for u. Being down to earth and humble is hard to do, its simply about being a good human being
@Killacam1992 7 місяців тому
He’s about as perfect a human as it gets. I’m grateful he’s a man our kids can look up to and aspire to be like.
@flipboyunited 7 місяців тому
bcuz the media paints him as a villain…they hate when people have success
@fittrad3r687 7 місяців тому
To answer your Q. It's called good parenting.
@troyster28 7 місяців тому
Been wanting to hear Tom Brady in a long format setting for so long. Thank you Pat and Tom for this amazing episode 💯
@TzUuup 7 місяців тому
Yeah tired of all the docs that came out about him. This is 100% better than any of those
@meis1385 7 місяців тому
1:14:40 is a window into Tom's soul and you really begin to understand how he was the most unstoppable force in Football history. Absolute psycho. It's beautiful
@bevrosity Місяць тому
some jordan shit right there
@mag4973 7 місяців тому
AS a 27 year Navy guy, His approach is spot on. Know your teammates, Care about them and you earn their respect and you return it. The common goal becomes everyone's purpose.
@Constitutionalist76 7 місяців тому
Nobody cares you were government property for 27 years.
@staunchy3283 7 місяців тому
The US military mimics sports in a lot of ways. Team building is definitely one of them.
@juanortuno565 7 місяців тому
"Know your teammates". Aaron Hernandez, yeah OK.
@RealGSingh 7 місяців тому
all points are valid, only thing i expected you to be like a 40 year navy guy lmfao
@kobeyvalentine9312 7 місяців тому
@@staunchy3283I think you have it backwards lol
@JohnnyJolter69 7 місяців тому
Tom Brady is a great athlete, person and overall human being. The Patriots are so fortunate to have had this dude all those years.
@joekoenen8508 7 місяців тому
Tom said in an interview that he is really greatful for Bill Belcheck, he even got emotional talking about him.
@AForEh 7 місяців тому
What about deflate gate
@miguelespinal2889 7 місяців тому
@@AForEh what about deflate gate? The Patriots won 3 more superbowls after that and Brady even switched teams and still won, stop the hate and move on
@georgeryanjr.776 7 місяців тому
@@AForEhDeflate gate was due to jealously
@randomhobbies5796 7 місяців тому
Yes we were. Tom Jesus Brady will always be loved here
@dblstndrd526 7 місяців тому
The best interview with Brady ever. What a life, what a man.
@jb8629 6 місяців тому
The have been several other better ones, but they all are good
@IlIlIlIlIlIl.. 5 місяців тому
@@jb8629there have been several better comments than the one you just made... but according to you, "they are all good"😂😂😂😂
@Brownskidmarksonmyunderwear 3 місяці тому
And hes STILL one of the most hated athletes in society. It says so much about how society has degenerated
@ajdavis4773 7 місяців тому
What a presence Brady brings. Even the way he talks is greatness
@aaronarras8078 7 місяців тому
Haha he wanted more rings than belichek 😂 facts
@micheallee5313 7 місяців тому
Facts he the real reason why I watch NFL football 🏈. #legend
@Essemus00 7 місяців тому
Seahawk over here, used to dig into the group mindset of despising Brady out of pure ignorance. Listening and reading this individual tells me I was 100% wrong. This is a straight up dude. MUCH respect to Brady. 💯
@raykarena4595 7 місяців тому
Dude everybody hated Brady at one point in time, because he was a winner beating other teams
@mslay-ultra1802 7 місяців тому
Well… not everyone
@jackreacher2095 7 місяців тому
Don't beat yourself up too much , we just wanted our teams to win a Super Bowl and this fucker made it nearly impossible
@brenda.w3328 7 місяців тому
@@raykarena4595not everyone..I have and still to this day admire Tom
@deadarmd 7 місяців тому
He won me over too eventually. The constant success and quality of play late in games it was just too much to ignore
@adamhuibregtse19 7 місяців тому
Love how Tom took complete control of this interview. Went through his story in so much detail and provided the level of context that he did. Thanks Pat for allowing him to shine. Incredible interview.
@williamsmith7221 7 місяців тому
🤣
@nihilo616 7 місяців тому
good interview fsfs
@vitk15vk 7 місяців тому
Quarterbacked the interview 😂
@justinhart7172 7 місяців тому
How much he got paid ?$?
@bjvu9460 7 місяців тому
Tom talked too much. its like writing a sense that becomes a paragraph that become a entire page without a period. The long winded answers left him forgetting what the hell he was saying and what point he wanted to make and when that happens you can hear the unintended awkward pause and pivot into trying to get back to whatever point he was trying to make in the first place
@jinks908 7 місяців тому
You can tell Tom has been waiting so long to be able to open up like this and tell his story. Obviously, the killer instinct wouldn't allow him to as long as he was still in the game. He needed to maintain total composure, laser focus, and his competitive edge and not give his team or his opponents anything to go off of. Now that he has retired and is able to disclose all of these things openly, he completely lets loose. Of course he had Tom vs. Time and the Man in the Arena, but each of those focused more on his game and career rather than personal stuff. Super cool to see this side of Brady. 🐐
@faizelwales 4 місяці тому
Reminds me alot about Kobe, you could see once the grind of playing was over u can see him finally being relaxed(loose like PBD said to Brady).
@yanceyhutcheson4101 6 місяців тому
Im 55 years old with failing health and a business that is crashing. I am going listen to this interview and change. Thank you for this
@InspirationEducation 3 місяці тому
Wishing you strength 🙏
@MrPfifeDawg 3 місяці тому
Wishing you the best. Hang in there and never give up. 🙏🏾
@goatofdeparture 2 місяці тому
I believe in you still
@LukeFlexCee705 2 місяці тому
Praying for your strength health and positivity
@harshitraval2645 2 місяці тому
I will suggest you one more, watch Kobe Bryant's interview with Patrick. That is another level.
@jo613able 7 місяців тому
Saw this live, Brady actually opens up more than normal! Enjoy guys
@uknownutin3528 7 місяців тому
why did they do an edit right when he started talking about COVID?
@jeffmiller3499 7 місяців тому
@uknownutin3528 that's what I wanna know too. Edited again around hour 3 min in, and at least 1 other time. Which makes no sense bc he was just talking about being a teammate and stuff.
@JoeBlobA 7 місяців тому
I also came to know what he said after COVID
@darknotered7425 7 місяців тому
@@uknownutin3528 Because of the sensitive, boot licking, deranged creatures at UKposts headquarters.
@Fadaar 7 місяців тому
@@uknownutin3528 talking about covid is one of those dumb things that UKposts will demonetize videos for, no matter the context. likely it was for that.
@cd5642 7 місяців тому
Matthew Stafford recently said he was having issues trying to connect with this new generation of kids coming into the NFL. Tom never had that issue. It didn’t matter old old or young, or what background you came from, Tom could connect and get anyone to follow him into war. That is a huge reason why Tom is so great.
@taylorpeay8991 7 місяців тому
But didn't Tom literally say you have to recognize your flaws in order to prove on them? The fact Stafford knows his weakness most likely implies he is working on that.
@archstanton1161 7 місяців тому
Puka Nucua just entered the chat
@leonhuynh2641 7 місяців тому
He looked up to military discipline…and leadership skills…he mentioned in this talk…
@jas9239 7 місяців тому
Wait..did he say that or did his wife? Because I remember reading that his wife said that on a podcast and then the media thought there might be a ripple there with the team
@kiroolioneaver8532 7 місяців тому
@@jas9239 Yeah it was his wife.
@norwoodhammond650 7 місяців тому
I can see why he is a winner. Simple answers, and they stayed the same throughout the interview, just like in his career. Mindset...his mindset..wow! Respect him even more now.
@t3drill 4 місяці тому
I’m blown away by his enduring energy level throughout the entire video. His passion and delivery exemplifies the fact that he does everything to the best of his ability; that includes sitting across from Patrick answering questions.
@ismaelgonzales1816 7 місяців тому
“All those experiences that we think are the hardest experiences end up being the best experiences in our lives. If you approach it with humility and look inward they become the best opportunities for growth and learning.” Perfectly said! Tom Brady is just absolutely phenomenal!
@NoticerOfficial 7 місяців тому
*Laughs in cancer*
@junejaffejoffer376 7 місяців тому
💯
@THuynh-28 7 місяців тому
There will be only one Tom Brady. I'm glad to have witness Brady play. Great interview!
@dylanpilcheruniverse6515 7 місяців тому
Grew up a patriots fan. I was 10 in 2001. I grew up watching Brady. There’s nobody like him. Ice in his veins.
@happybeingmiserable4668 7 місяців тому
True...never seen the refs and NFL protect and help 1 Athelete like him!
@northsky5629 7 місяців тому
@@happybeingmiserable4668so clueless, he was fined and suspended more than any qb. Dont be such a hater you moron
@detroyt232323 7 місяців тому
Seen him 3 times play at the Big House before any of you even ever heard his name. Top that. Go BLUE!!!!
@bloconte2796 7 місяців тому
@@happybeingmiserable4668 well look at mahomes..that's the most protected guy ever
@stephendercole2169 7 місяців тому
I can’t believe how lucky I am to have grown up in New England and witness the greatest ever. There will never be another brady
@drewcrank6929 7 місяців тому
Never ever!
@85tclower 6 місяців тому
I’m from Tennessee so you know Peyton is my dude. But, 7 SB’s? Brady is the GOAT
@adamrenfrow 6 місяців тому
@@85tclower I'd put Manning #2 all time behind Brady.
@brentweir4651 6 місяців тому
@@85tclowerRespect from Norwood, MA (also a Michigan fan).
@areebahmed7354 4 місяці тому
@@brentweir4651 Go Blue!
@SW-lx3lu 7 місяців тому
Brady has given me so much joy in my life and with my family as a patriots fan who grew up with him. Some of the best moments I can remember involve watching him. We are all so blessed, in New England, Tampa, Michigan, etc. If you don’t know, then you know dont know. But if you do, you understand how special he is beyond just stats and records.❤
@teleos12 7 місяців тому
He singled handily changed the town of Foxborough Massachusetts economically
@teleos12 7 місяців тому
There will never be another Tom Brady
@joshtassie9478 7 місяців тому
This is what people outside NE don't understand...... we that got to see the Bledsoe years turn into Bradys 1st start and season and SB are blessed. .... this guy went from nobody to the greatest player of all time and the rest of football fans don't understand why.... but WE DO..... the guy has none of the talent that anyone else had for 20 years... yet he beat the best.... won in the most difficult situations... and overcome everything thrown his way..... the guy was straight MAGIC for 20 plus years.... even showd it in tampa.... they were lucky to see it for 3 seasons...... everyone just hates cause what he did to their teams.. Look what he did to Patrick Mahomes in his 40s..... imagine how Payton felt his entire Career facing this man..... and drew Brees and any other qb that was more talented...... 7 sb..... and 28-3..... you'll never see a man play qb like this again..... when kelce is gone and reives retires..... let's see what homeboy does.... cause brady won 5 sb without gronk.... 28-3 happen with gronk injured on sidelines watching... PM looks like shit without Kelce
@SW-lx3lu 7 місяців тому
@@joshtassie9478 Exactly. When he came back this season, it meant everything to us! No exaggeration.
@Chris_Topher89 7 місяців тому
Growing up a Colts fan during the Manning era, Brady was our arch nemesis for many years. He was despised in Indy. But man I have to respect this guy's sheer will and competitiveness. The GOAT
@XxAdelaide1994xX 7 місяців тому
Manning was incredible too. His spacing/needle threading, leadership etc.
@brentweir4651 6 місяців тому
Respect. As a Pats fan I hated, but always had respect for Payton too, and in the end, he's almost done more for the sport than Tom. I turned out being a fan of both Mannings (off the field). What a great time to be a fan of those teams. (A bit better for me tho) ;)
@ncgman0335 5 місяців тому
Colts fan as well, I used to despise Tom Brady but I like and respect him and no arguing he is the GOAT
@VinnieBoucher_II 7 місяців тому
26 year Bucs fan here(started watching when I was 8). Like many people, I spent a lot of years rooting against the Patriots because of them winning so much. It got old quick. By SB #5 I openly admitted Brady was the GOAT but I still wanted him to lose lol. I never in a million years thought one day he would play for my Bucs. It was one of the greatest pleasures of my life to watch him lead my team to a super bowl and I will always have a lot of love for him. His work ethic and leadership is out of this world. There will never be another TB12.
@ppumpkin3282 7 місяців тому
Looks like Tom may have left some of the winning attitude with TB this year
@Carlitherianlove14 7 місяців тому
@@ppumpkin3282baker Mayfield
@richboii6597 7 місяців тому
@@ppumpkin3282haha stop. It’s 2 games and 1 against the worst team in the league. Mayfield is a bum and they’ll be lucky if they go .500.
@Pats308 7 місяців тому
We use to tell non Pats fans is you hate us cuz you ain’t us. You won’t feel the same if Tom is on your team. I was one of the few fans that wanted Tom to move on to a better team that surrounds him with good weapons. The last year he played for us felt like it was a rebuilding year so I thought he deserved better. I’m glad he went to Tampa and got that ring.
@claudec34 7 місяців тому
Steve Young, the one that got away
@georgedixon9863 4 місяці тому
Tom didn’t want to be interviewed, he wanted a captive audience to tell his stories to 🤣
@rubymyres4904 7 місяців тому
As a business owner, listening to Tom Brady was very motivating and inspirational! Loved it!!!
@tylerjackson8476 6 місяців тому
Thats a very interesting way to interpret this conversation. Cuz at the end of the day, his team is basically like a company
@mrjinx2024 7 місяців тому
Brady’s best interview to date really opened up and gave some great insight. Great job Pat
@dillonduty9769 7 місяців тому
It wasn’t Pat, Tom had a plan for this and I felt Pat tried to hurry him up. Tom kept coming back to his story and bringing it it back in to what Pat was asking. He is so good at making a point and staying out of the weeds. He will be so good at calling games and can’t wait till he starts on Fox.
@user-fj6ts6bt7z 7 місяців тому
I remember Randy Moss when he is was in New England talking about Brady, Belichick and the Patriots. He commented about he now understood what real professional football was. He had never seen teammates work so hard.
@RSTI191 7 місяців тому
Brady to Moss = Fear.
@JeThoreau_ 7 місяців тому
That Brady-Moss connection was like a real life cheat code
@user-fj6ts6bt7z 7 місяців тому
@@JeThoreau_ It really was. Brady would throw it down field and Moss would go get it. He was an unbelievable receiver with that size and speed.
@howielong9670 7 місяців тому
Really shows you what grit and determination can do. One of the best story arcs of all time. Almost like a video game.
@PrimeEli 7 місяців тому
Tom Brady - such a humble guy always giving credit and flowers to the people around him and where its due! Patrick is a phenomenal interviewer what a time to be alive and inspired!!!!!!!!! This was such a great time listening and well worth it!!! If your reading this continue to grow, overcome and accomplish your dreams and ambitions!!!!!!!!!! ~ God bless!
@markusdaxamouli5196 7 місяців тому
He is the example of what we're now lacking in society on so many levels. RESPECT/HARD WORK/GRATITUDE/More Hard Work and Patience. All of the best from Tiger to MJ all put in the work..Tom just explained nothing but Opportunity was given to him and he made the best of those 2 chances to make those 2 the best.
@b3makinn 7 місяців тому
It’s here. Just not being broadcasted due to all the garbage out there. If you seek it you’ll find it. Once you look for it it’s suddenly everywhere
@markusthedrummer8143 7 місяців тому
1000%
@sheltondmello8031 7 місяців тому
Mj had no gratitude. He's the goat but a terrible human being
@sonnyjones3837 7 місяців тому
If you love Tom Brady you got to watch this. If you are not a fan of Brady you got watch this. If you hate Brady you got watch this. It’s a great podcast, PBD Is a great interviewer he just let Tom talk without interrupting. Thanks PBD For this podcast and no Adam interrupting.
@JT-xp3in 7 місяців тому
all he did was interrupt. He's a typical persian blowhard. Wtf were u listening to?
@anahatalovepr2589 7 місяців тому
Thank goodness Adam isn't interrupting 😅
@Sassymamas21 7 місяців тому
@@anahatalovepr2589YES!! He brings a vibe I don’t care for most of the time!
@mensdivorce-faceitandthriv1330 5 місяців тому
Thanks Patrick for letting Tom speak and not interrupting him like so many other hosts. I’ve heard Tom many times before and he speaks from his heart, which is inspiring in itself. I’ve always loved his passion for his parents and thanking those who supported him thru his life. Make no mistake-he did all the hard work. I loved the ESPN “Brady 6” which discusses the 6 QBs that were drafted before him. I'm 19 yrs older than Tom and grew up in San Mateo (his home town) and we both went to the same high school (Serra), his parents still live 5 blocks from my parent’s home-so I’ve been following him since ’02 when he beat my Raiders in the Tuck Rule game. I’ve read Greg Harden’s book and Greg talks about what he saw in Tom at Michigan when Tom was struggling and was thinking about transferring to Cal--great insight to when Tom says "I just wanted to be the best I could be" this came from Greg coaching Tom during that time. Tom is truly a man that leads by example. Thanks for such a great interview platform that you provided.
@aaronconners5570 7 місяців тому
Man this was extremely motivating especially being a navy chief the same principles sill apply. I always compared the military to sports to help my jr. sailors and make it easier and more relatable and had good success and many sailors advance. The best feeling is to know your squad would go to war for you and want to work for you not because they have to. This is something that comes with time, humility, Paitence and respect
@mtnbikerva1 7 місяців тому
Thank you for your service, and humanity.
@lynnogard5420 7 місяців тому
Very well said…and thank you for your service and taking the time to write this.
@aaronconners5570 7 місяців тому
@@lynnogard5420 thank you
@joelacosta718 5 місяців тому
HOOYAH CHIEF!!!! Well said! God bless you your family & your Sailors! 💪🏾⚓️🇺🇸 LS2 Acosta
@aaronconners5570 5 місяців тому
@@joelacosta718 thanks same to you BMC Conners
@terryeaster1 7 місяців тому
@38:48 respect to Pat for sitting quiet for a 20 minute answer to a question. Thanks Tom for going deep in your answers, really letting us in. Respect. You've inspired me
@kookiecrumble7970 7 місяців тому
Use to be a Brady hater. This guy grew on me. Total respect definitely the goat
@jimmycharlotin7050 7 місяців тому
People like you I respect from a perspective of we were brain washed to hate on him but you can't just continue to Hate on someone this great give people their flowers
@esantana6722 7 місяців тому
Always respected him and appreciated his greatness... I'm a Rams fan, so he got me twice... but I love his mentality and appreciated him on the field.
@melb2258 7 місяців тому
I became a Brady fan 38:49 in 2006, I’m from Texas and Cowboys had messed up to the point I couldn’t watch anymore, turned the channel and Brady was on and a class act on the field and I felt him being such an honest and considerate player, he never gave the impression that he was cocky like everyone was saying, he seemed like an all around good guy! It wasn’t til after 2012 or 2014 that finally I had friends start watching the patriots game and some liking Brady as a player, but dang I went through alot for being a Pats fan early on…but I know I was watching a super star !!
@robertcardoza7278 7 місяців тому
I am a 30 year Raiders fan. I hated Tom Brady. No more. I have recommended every Raider fan I know and everyone else to watch this podcast..
@jimmycharlotin7050 7 місяців тому
@robertcardoza7278 now you see yhe the
@RickyAvelino 7 місяців тому
His competitiveness is being released little by little at the middle part of the interview and I love it. I love his passion and the killer instinct. That is what great is. 🔥🔥🔥 The GOAT in football.
@bigcohiba298 7 місяців тому
Too many gems. Every man going on his journey has to absolutely watch this
@wayne3078 7 місяців тому
Tom Brady has had to work for everything he’s ever gotten. His will to be a success is unparalleled. GOAT 🐐
@kenrobinson1188 7 місяців тому
100% agree...and that's why they'll tear him down in the end(and because he's white).
@auteur3779 7 місяців тому
You were correct until you said UNPARALLELED. Look into a guy named Jesse Owens, or Jim Thorpe, Babe Ruth, Hank Greenberg.... All Goats that actually had REAL LIFE struggle to will through on top of having to compete in every way that Tom did to become great. Unparalleled is just a ridiculous word to use with clearly no understanding of Sports History past the 1980's.
@auteur3779 7 місяців тому
un·par·al·leled /ˌənˈperəˌleld/ adjective adjective: unparalleled having no parallel or equal; exceptional. Again, just a ridiculous word to use to describe a guy who had no distractions but his job at hand vs 99% of adults out of high school that have every challenge imaginable let alone the time or chance to chase a dream. If you had actually listened he states how privileged he was to have the perfect support system and how important to his success. HUNDREDS OF ATHLETES IF NOT THOUSANDS AROUND THE WORLD EVERY BIT THE GOAT IN THEIR CRAFT AS BRADY WHO HAD NONE OF HIS SUPPORT SYSTEM AND ACHIEVED EQUALLY.
@wayne3078 7 місяців тому
@@auteur3779 My opinion have a day off mate…. Brady is unparalleled 😉
@theredrooster7143 7 місяців тому
@@auteur3779wow dude, chill out.
@owencf 7 місяців тому
This is one of the best podcasts I've ever heard on the internet, hands down. I am by no means a superfan of Tom (I don't even watch sports), but this man just earned the utmost respect. He just gets it. Spoken truly from the heart. God Bless.
@universoul_bandz44 7 місяців тому
Honestly that is so true. This is an interview we don’t get to see everyday so this is a super exclusive interview where we really get to see a different side to Tom Brady
@xPrymeTimex 7 місяців тому
This is the best interview of Tom I've seen. Didn't even need a question for him to give great detail on the mentality of life, not just sports!!
@barryneil69 7 місяців тому
Im gonna wake up tomorrow a better employee, a better dad, a better competitor and a better person. Thanks for the motivation Tom Brady.
@ricasso777 7 місяців тому
My take away from this interview is Discipline, work ethic, relentless & resilience. Is what made Tom Brady who he is. Thank you PBD for this remarkable interview.
@Aadukalamcricketclub 5 місяців тому
You missed the important take away 😅, caring
@BigShowEntertainmentNetworkBEN 7 місяців тому
This was one of the greatest interviews Patrick has ever done. Thank you Valuetainment. Thank you #12 Tom Brady the G.O.A.T and GO BIG BLUE!
@crob949 7 місяців тому
Facts!!!! Love seeing Tom just being Tom giving people a plan and vision of success
@GregoryAlanBaileygamereviews 7 місяців тому
I'm hoping for the Vikings bucko if we can fix our turnover problem we can be a dangerous team.
@dannymadrid1822 7 місяців тому
One of footballs G O A T
@buckybucky2265 7 місяців тому
I like Pat. Starting to really enjoy him. But I feel he is kissing so much a** that he can't see straight!
@CHARLESJOSEPHMUSIC 7 місяців тому
Tom Brady made my Dads team the Patriots relevant in the NFL again and made him so proud to have been a loyal fan before he passed. Appreciate you for that Tom ❤
@vito9674 6 місяців тому
Fabulous interview ! The BEST thing about Tom's talk is that He talks about HIS journey and what HE did and what worked for him ! He did Not tell anyone that THEY should do what he did to get the same results .He is still Learning with those core beleifs he has instilled in himself today !!
@Jurssicparkfan 7 місяців тому
Tom is the perfect example of “ It takes a Village “ his community and family were there for him from the beginning. Tom worked hard from a position of abundance because he said himself he was not driven by money.
@waffles5433 7 місяців тому
For some reason a lot of people like to throw “well he was married to a rich Super model” as a reason for why he didn’t care about money, but I’m pretty sure even $185k like he was making back in 2001 was an extremely comfortable salary, hell I wish I had that salary now lol.
@sarkasmm 7 місяців тому
@@waffles5433 yea well in the job position hes in hes gonna make more than the average person but realistically he couldve and shouldve been the top paid player in the nfl at least once throughout his career and he was literally taking some of the lowest money deals in the nfl just bc he wanted to play and wanted the money to be put toward the team and not him
@KoolMonkE 6 місяців тому
@@waffles5433 To be fair, it's very possible that a good chunk of that 185k went back into dieting, gyms, therapists, self development, etc.
@waffles5433 6 місяців тому
@@KoolMonkE Probably, but even if $100k went into that $85k in 2001 is still a lot of money. In some places even today that’s a very livable salary.
@CalvinGroover 7 місяців тому
this goes well beyond sports. you can apply these gems to every aspect of life
@calizzaplz 7 місяців тому
I am so inspired by him. Hope this interview helps anyone going through competitive areas of their lives.
@TheWealthpartnersGroup 4 місяці тому
Incredible interview. To be watched several times, with a pen and paper. Thank you PBD for giving the space to TB to express himself fully.
@JOEL-1980 7 місяців тому
Brady is the🐐G.O.A.T!🏈 Such great composure under pressure, & the words & actions that inspired all his teammates to go to battle with him. Brady is the type of leader you want to go to war with bc he is willing to leave it all out there everytime he plays the game he loves. Calm & 🆒️ many of those Pat's teams didn't have all the offensive weapons needed but Brady still got the most out if them.
@Rick-bi9fw 7 місяців тому
No hes not. He played in the softest generation ever. ToM brady is the lebron james of football. They played in 2 totally different leagues from their predecessors. Tom Brady wouldn't have made it in the 80s and 90s. Lawrence Taylor Reggie White Bruce Smith and these guys would've crippled him. I'm from Michigan and love Tom and knew he was the best qb in college football and would be the best in the nfl but stop being a delusional liar. The guys playing today taking advantage of the softness wouldn't have made it. There's a reason qb had to be big and strong back in the day. Defenses would literally break them. Respect your elders boy.
@maxrubin9540 7 місяців тому
@@Rick-bi9fwyour literally blind
@VodkaUSMC 9 днів тому
😭😭 dumbass. @@Rick-bi9fw
@gt951 7 місяців тому
This is going to be ridiculously amazing. PBD is the podcasting GOAT
@rankobarensic 7 місяців тому
Mooi❤
@domino2009ful 7 місяців тому
Wonder how much he got paid to make an appearance…💰💰💰🤷♂️
@Mimishka23 7 місяців тому
Yeah but he won’t get messi😂
@Brian-vk1hm 7 місяців тому
Mahomes is the goat
@hoosierfilms5350 7 місяців тому
@@Brian-vk1hmwhen he gets 6 we’ll see, and I’m a Manning/Colts fans so that’s saying something,
@FilthyMcNasty69 7 місяців тому
You just can tell what a great leader he is. Blessed to grow up in New England with TB12 as my QB.
@deondrerose6817 7 місяців тому
So many gems 💎. I love how he kept it simple and gave game on how self belief is critical.
@TheCollectorCave 7 місяців тому
This was phenomenal. What a great story. As a Michigan fan who followed Tom's career I learned so much. This transcends sports. It doesn't matter if you love Michigan or hate the Patriots, etc. This is about human perseverance. Amazing stuff.
@brentweir4651 6 місяців тому
I live 2 towns away from Foxboro, and fell in love with the Maize and Blue the 1st time I saw those beautiful helmets 39 years ago at 3YO. To say I'm a Brady fan is an understatement. He is the male GOAT in every way. What a role model!! Go Blue!! And Go Pats!!
@KeithMorgado 7 місяців тому
One of the most motivating talks I've seen in a while. Never knew how much adversity Tom had to go though to get to the top.
@kylegil3825 3 місяці тому
Can't Believe I watched this Video For Free. Thankful for Patrick and most of all Tom Brady
@ibrahimcehajic 7 місяців тому
Wow,how can you have anything but love for Tom Brady,simply the 🐐, in life and in sport.
@qcrew2938 7 місяців тому
Two people who are absolute beasts in their professions
@johnnysack3673 7 місяців тому
PBD is a con artist hack lol. How can you even compare the two?
@qcrew2938 7 місяців тому
@@johnnysack3673 PBD had some questionable business practices many years ago... just like when the patriots filmed the Rams practice before the Superbowl... and Tom Brady told the equipment manager to deflate the footballs. Great men with a few blemishes
@AllIDoIsNguyenTX 7 місяців тому
I was at SB51-thank you for one of the best experiences of my life and being the GOAT, TB12!!!
@HarleyQuinn-dt7xw 7 місяців тому
This was such an amazing interview, i don't even like New England but there are very few people in this world i respect as much as Tom Brady, so many valuable life lessons to be learned by listening to him, not only is he the best QB that ever played the game in the history of the sport imo, he's one of most intelligent people i've ever seen, and so humble, he never let his success get to his head, he never thought he was better than anybody and just wanted to be the best he could be at what he does, i can't even begin to explain how much i respect this man, we are all very fortunate to live in a generation that got to watch him play, the man is an absolute living legend.
@seanfitzgerald8191 5 місяців тому
I find it amazing how much clarity there is in how Tom speaks. His thoughts and mindsets are so clearly defined, and so process oriented. No wonder he’s been so successful in anything he does!
@dennisschneider7848 7 місяців тому
Man Brady is amazing! The only problem that was with this interview was it should have been longer!! So inspiring! Going to add this to my playlist! :)
@ElliotRyeonds 7 місяців тому
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@vincentinchoco5625 7 місяців тому
So true.
@Killacam1992 7 місяців тому
I always admired and respected Brady. Not just for being a GOAT on the field but off of it. The man knows he was the face of football and has millions of people especially children who look up to him and Tom had always conducted himself as perfect as perfect gets. Hes a phenomenal role model, football player, man, father, husband, brother and son. We owe Tom a debt of gratitude. Thank you Tom for being a great man our kids can look up to and aspire to be like.
@JohnRussoPBC 7 місяців тому
100% great points
@trendingwithjabroni4616 7 місяців тому
GOAT! Deep respect for a guy who played for teams I never rooted for. Love the dude!
@hyg71886 5 місяців тому
Tom Brady has been my favorite player for almost 20 years. This is a great interview and very inspiring. I love the questions and Brady’s answers
@dangermusic_ 7 місяців тому
We can feel his leadership qualities coming through the screen, man! Can’t wait to watch this with my kids! Thanks PBD!
@Ebdawinner 7 місяців тому
Damn a 10 sec in and the intensity of TB12 is crazy. The undisputed GOAT
@pancaked7777777 7 місяців тому
Just wait lol
@dudetextme 5 місяців тому
I am going to be watching this interview over and over for a long time. Thank you Patrick.
@BillClay88 6 місяців тому
Patrick is the man. I didn't know who he was when i watched him interview Kobe yrs ago, just wanted to hear a champion, didn't think anything of the interviewer .. then he shows up out of nowhere not that long ago and he quickly became one of biggest podcasters/interviewers on any platform. Wow. Kudos, sir. I might not agree with everything you say, who does? .. but as long as he willing to talk to anyone; i respect that.
@davidg984 7 місяців тому
Bradys relationship with his father is great. Of all people I looked up to growing up, the way he talks about his dad taught me to do the same for mine
@ChefofWar33 7 місяців тому
Yah. It's easy when you have a good dad. Lucky I did. But sadly. I didn't have a good mom. So I didn't learn about how to have emotions yet. I'm still learning. But it's so hard, when you get older.
@RyanCT89 7 місяців тому
Gotta love it! I recall a clip of a boy asking Tom who his hero was growing up and he said it was his dad with a twinkle in his eye. A relationship like that can’t be replicated. Great fathers are indispensable.
@winnersnewsnetwork 7 місяців тому
He is all team building. He said over 100x. He simply cares about others, the fundamentals and not attached to the outcome. Thanks, Tom! Thanks, Patrick!
@rodbutler4054 Місяць тому
Tommy as a Patriots fan, you gave me the best sundays for 20 years. You are a true leader that makes a team play together and the results are apparent. Motivation and leadership made each team member give 100%. That’s how champions are made.
@mihirpanchal5754 7 місяців тому
No matter who you rooted for, I really don’t know how you can hate this man. He overcame soo much to reach the top. Hope young athletes and leaders are listening.
@tonyjustiniano2868 7 місяців тому
Patrick Bet David, you are the man, that portrait with Tom Brady and his accomplishments from his beginning to his end of his career was beautiful. My eyes got watery. Amazing 🤩 God bless you!
@ppumpkin3282 7 місяців тому
If I had one word to describe Tom, it's persistence. He could have left Michigan, and I'm sure he could have left New England after many mental beatings from Belechick, but he always put is head down and worked harder. He kept working at self improvement until he found what worked best. As a Patriots fan he gave me the best twenty years any sports fan could hope for.
@dylanpilcheruniverse6515 7 місяців тому
Srsly man!!
@PeanutButterAndJellyBros 7 місяців тому
seriously. No other quarterbacks can take the mental abuse that belichick gave to Brady. They'll throw their white flags and walk out that door.
@nickh7777 7 місяців тому
Trust me when I say the rest of America KNOWS! Especially here in Cleveland seeing Belicheck move on
@1kontrabida 4 місяці тому
Taking notes from a guy who have been there multiple times, this is valuable and a rare opportunity for whomever is watching, i'd say take notes on the good and bad so your path to Success will be less bumpy. Thanks Tom, Pat and the Valuetainment team for putting this together.
@davidprice4777 7 місяців тому
Great life lessons from The Greatest Quarterback in the History of the NFL!Tom Brady did not roll out of bed to be great.He had God -Given talent,FamilyFriends,Coaches,teammates!He had to work hard and Sacrifice to be great.Congrats Tom Brady and prayers for his Continual Success!Interviewer was great and not interrupting.
@sennasennina4891 7 місяців тому
An amazing interview with a living legend. This shows that success requires a lot of work, discipline, passion, and focus.
@dudeasp1 7 місяців тому
Amazing episode. Been a Patriots fan since the late 70s. Brady was my man for my adult life. He opened up and was so unrestrained. We were blessed to have him play as a Patriot for 20 years. Belichick was a fool for not signing him for that 2 year contract and letting him go to Tampa. He may have still been playing.
@ericlind1025 6 місяців тому
I can't wait to see who's next on PBD's big stage . Motivating the world . I'm changing my life at 35 , and it's a long hard uphill battle but thanks to Patrick and his team we are all heading uphill now I like to believe . Thankyou
@theArtiist_David 6 місяців тому
There are so many ways great people have been motivated/driven throughout history. Brady’s philosophy is BEST as it doesn’t blow other people’s candles out to make his own brighter, he builds and lifts others to greatness, he is admired by so many for giving himself, and he will never stop being driven as long as he lives because it is an INTRINSIC HEALTHY motivation and pursuit that can and will be applied to every part of his life- its been embedded into his DNA.
@walterdolen7169 7 місяців тому
This teaches you about drive -- drive to be the best. This shows you what hard work and determination can do for you. A great motivational interview. Thanks guys.
@dougarchbold1489 7 місяців тому
Unbelievable! Tom Brady is a disciplined and positive person.
@TheRealSaintNickNorthside 7 місяців тому
One of the most inspiring interviews I've ever heard.
@giblaz 3 місяці тому
That painting is legendarily epic. I'm blessed to be born in Massachusetts and watch Tom's whole career unfold. He showed me so much about what it means to achieve greatness.
@ATXmw1 7 місяців тому
Brady is so inspiring. Incredible leader, speaker and gifted human being. What an amazing show!
@rubenramones3648 7 місяців тому
Wow. What and an incredible individual. This interview gave me a whole other level of respect due to the insight of his mindset. My hats off to you Mr Tom Brady. Thank you for the great years and being able to watch greatness made in that football arena. Was not a Patriots fan, but recognized game from this GOAT.
@gw593 7 місяців тому
So many haters of this guy would try to discredit him but the one thing that always stumped them was the fact that this guy took less money every year to have a better team and win and that’s WHY he won so much. It’s a team game and you always see QB’s after they won a SB get a huge deal like Joe Flacco for my ravens and then the team falls apart because 1 guy took all the money. I respect Brady for many things but for not being greedy and selfish? I respect him the most for that.
@deadeyeddanny 4 місяці тому
was a great pleasure to watch this dude play every sunday for over 2 decades. greatest
@worshiprod 7 місяців тому
Hands down, the best interview Ive personally listened to. So challenging and inspiring. PBD is not only an intelligent guy but his generosity is impeccable.
@jdmadonna206 7 місяців тому
By far the most inspirational video on UKposts! I didn’t know I could like Tom Brady even more but I’ve got a whole new outlook on him as an athlete and an amazing human!!! He’s second on my all time favorite athletes right behind Ken Griffey Jr (Seattle born and raised) 😁
@TheoVon4President 7 місяців тому
Tom is truly one of the great role models out of the NFL. One thing you can say about Tom, he never bragged, he was always humble, and anytime people were praising him he would name his teammates names. There’s so many arrogant pro athletes, the way Tom acted on and off the field is pure class and a great role model for the youth. We need many more like him that’s not worried about showing the flashy clothes and jewelry during interviews.
@dannymadrid1822 7 місяців тому
Tom seems like a good dude, much humility and i respect that. I wish him all the best in the 3rd quarter of his life🎉
@melb2258 7 місяців тому
I absolutely love this! To have this GOAT sit there and give us so much of himself without hesitation, wow he’s a down to earth, easy to listen to kind of guy!!! Every teen athlete needs to listen to this!!!
@peterhart1032 7 місяців тому
I almost didn't watch this being a long-time colts fan 😆 But I'm really glad I did. Respect to Tom for sharing so much in this interview. I've already had my 14 year old son watch several parts.
@Momentswithjohnalexander 7 місяців тому
Truly an excellent interview. The Brady mindset is the example of how to optimize your opportunities in life.
@funkflexonsoundcloud 7 місяців тому
Tom has some awesome stuff to say. What an inspiration! Saw him play live in the Bay Area as a Bucc. Can't get cooler than Tom. Just amazing to see a 45 year old on the field. Definitely a highlight for me.
@BMG060981 6 місяців тому
Yeah his coolness is usually overlooked unless he is your QB.
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