A Lesson on Purpose from Lebron James
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On March 4, LeBron James became the first basketball player to score 50,000 career points. When asked how he’s maintained this level of excellence for so long, his answer was simple: "I just take care of my body, put the work in, and stay true to the game."
READ THE ARTICLEStaying True to Your Game: LeBron isn’t great just because he’s talented. He’s great because he loves the game, which has kept him dedicated for over two decades. So, what’s your game? As you transition into retirement, it’s easy to wonder, what now? But the answer isn’t about chasing something new. It’s about rediscovering what has always mattered most to you—the thing that lights you up, the thing you’d do for free just because you love it.
Key Takeaways: Whatever your “why” is, stay true to it. LeBron’s greatest achievement isn’t just his records—it’s his unwavering commitment to his purpose. The same can be true for you. What’s your game?