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Greg Oden says losing basketball helped him find himself
“It is enough. Don’t get me wrong, I would love $100,000,000 in the bank account. But right now, we got a beautiful home. My daughter just graduated fourth grade. My wife’s doing her thing.”
“When I really had to assess myself, I really started realizing, and I was intentional about this when I retired, trying to figure out who I was. Everything was always about the sport.”
“But then when it was taken away from me, who am I? I didn’t even know what I liked. If I take alcohol and partying out of the equation, and basketball, I’m literally a newborn baby again. So I really sat down and figured out, what are some things that I like?”
“I had to assess myself, and I realized I was a mentor. I really like doing this. I really like talking. I really like helping the younger generation, or even helping others.”
“For the past seven years, I’ve been teaching financial literacy to athletes. I enjoy doing stuff like that.”
“Now I’m trying to get in the public speaking space because my story is not a basketball story. It’s a life story.”
“I’m fulfilled in everything that I’m doing right now, but I know there’s more to come.”
I know it’s become pretty cliche and cringey to talk about at this point but if you’re under like 25 I cannot stress enough how one time Obama wore a tan suit and people spent a week arguing over whether or not it was demeaning to the Oval Office and they were serious about it.
NC A&T. First time I ever sold a physical version of my own full project was on your campus during Homecoming. We sold The Come Up for $1 out the trunk of this car. I’m bout to drive to Greensboro right now to see if I can sell a couple copies of The Fall-Off tonight. Full circle !!!
I’m having the best start to the year that I wanted and needed. I’m so blessed & extremely grateful. The dominos are falling just how I needed them too
Jameis Winston gave Malik Nabers advice during his rehab process
Nabers asked him: "Why did it happen to me?"
Winston said: "Why not you? Why not go back to the bottom and try to find your way back to the top?"