David Adefeso is telling his fans and followers to always focus on the prize. Check out his post below.

‘Before every great success comes a dozen failures.” To avoid getting discouraged by the ups and downs of life, it is important to focus on your long-term goal. #jackma #alibaba #china,’ he captioned his video.

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Someone said: ‘thanks for all this advice that you are giving us!’ and more fans and followers agreed in the comments section.

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David also shared a photo featuring himself on social media and fans made sure to praise his look.

In other news, David Adefeso is praising the NBA stars who are giving back to the community. Check out his message below.

‘Had a great time at the @Chap || @sootchyapp college activation event in #ChesterCity PA with former University of Arizona #Wildcat & @brooklynnets star, Rondae Hollis-Jefferson and his crew. It’s so good to see @nba stars reach back and give to the communities they left behind,’ David said.

He continued: ‘Like many young Black men in America, Rondae and his brother, Rahlir, were raised in the inner city of Chester by their single mom, Rylanda, who worked two jobs to put food on the table and give Rondae and Rahlir a chance in life. With a super high crime rate, largely Black and Hispanic population, a poverty rate 3 times higher than the U.S. average, and a literacy rate 4 times lower than the national average, Chester has long been considered one of the cities America left behind.’

He also said: ‘But Rondae didn’t forget Chester. As a standout athlete in high school and college, Rondae was drafted into the NBA team #TrailBlazers in 2015, and through a draft-rights trade, signed his rookie contract with #BrooklynNets the same year.’

‘Through his time in the NBA, with the help of his non-profit organization, RHJ Foundation, Rondae has reached back to help the Chester Community through dozens of endeavors, including free summer camps, weekend festivals, creation of a charter school, basketball tournaments, picnics, popup shows, charity events that have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for the city, and now the outreach through Sootchy to ensure every child in Chester has the opportunity to go to college and achieve the American dream like he did,’ he said.

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Other than this, David is living his best life these days.