It’s February, Black History Month!!! We are celebrating black excellence, black history, and all of the achievements of this rich culture that we’re proud to be apart of.

In lieu of black history I’ve decided to have a conversation about the legacy of one the greatest to ever play basketball, Micheal Jordan. Just to list a few of his accolades rookie of the year, six-time NBA champion, six-time NBA Finals MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, 14-time NBA All-Star, Ten scoring titles — a NBA record, retired with the NBA’s highest scoring average of 30.1ppg and was honored as a hall of fame inductee. But his biggest accolade to date was his cultural impact, Jordan’s influence transcended all racial barriers as he became an idol globally.

With one the most sought after sneakers, the trophies, cars, houses and fame one can lost in the accolades of the basketball legend. Caught up in the fruits of his hard work all the while forgetting the most important element to his success, decision. Early on in Jordan’s career he was faced with an important decision that could have changed the entire trajectory of his career.

This week on New Filters listen to Uncle Mugga talk about Micheal Jordan the G.O.A.T, how he used the power of decision, how rejection can be good, and why you should never doubt the process.