I Would Be A Pastor. It Is

I've Learned How To Be Open And Bold About My Faith, But In Terms Of My Influence, I Just Try To Lead In A Godly Way. What That Means For Me Is To Serve Them, Whether It's Just Doing The Dirty Work, Like Cleaning Up Sweat On The Floor, Or Deferring To Other People, Or Carrying Equipment Bags.

With All The Media Attention, All The Love From The Fans, I Felt I Needed To Prove Myself. Prove That I'm Not A Marketing Tool, I'm Not A Ploy To Improve Attendance. Prove I Can Play In This League. But I've Surrendered That To God. I'm Not In A Battle With What Everybody Else Thinks Anymore.

For Me, When I Get Knocked Down, I Really Try To Get Back Up And Go At It Again. I Don't Like To Give Up.

My Identity Is In Christ, Not In Basketball.

It's The Off-the-court Spotlight In Terms Of Having People Look At You In Terms Of Analyzing Every Little Thing You Do In Your Life, Or Having Less Privacy In Your Day-to-day Activities, That's An Area I Need To Get More Accustomed To.