the morning. so kids got to understand, they got to make sacrifices. they got to put the work in. >> tyler? >> yeah, for me, my greatest thing to overcome was my mind because i was born into this situation. i was born into poverty. i was born into what i saw every day. but, and everybody around me would tell me, this is it, this is your life. this is all you will ever be. you will never be any higher than this. you would never two ago any fur than this. once i began to understand the dream i had was taking on a life of its own, i had to get my mind to catch up with the dream, because i literally lived -- two blocks in front of where i walked out of my front door, two blocks in front of the house i lived in there were mansions that lined st. charles avenue. two blocks behind me i had to go to school. i had to walk through the graveyard, through the projects to get to school. i wanted what is is in front of me. my mother said, can't do that,