Lessons for Life and Business
We’re right in the middle of Ramadan, and I can’t help but think about what this month really does for me and for all of us. When Ramadan comes around every year, it feels like a much needed recharger. It gives me a chance to slow down and tune back into my faith, focus on…
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When I reflect on the women who have shaped our world, I’m struck not just by their remarkable achievements but by the courage they showed in moments of uncertainty. Women’s History Month gives us an opportunity to examine these stories more closely—not just to celebrate these women but to extract wisdom we can apply in…
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The NBA All-Star Weekend brought together the best of basketball, and the G League was right there in the spotlight. From the Rising Stars Game to the Up Next Game at G League Park, our players showed exactly what makes our league unique. The G League Takes Center Stage What makes All-Star Weekend powerful isn’t…
Every February, as we celebrate Black History Month, I think about the journey that brought me here – from my early days playing basketball to starting Future Foundation to my work in the G League. The legacy of Black athletes who came before us isn’t just history in a book – it’s the reason I…
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It’s that time again… the beginning of a new year, and you might be thinking about everything you want to accomplish in 2025. That could be making lists, setting big goals, or wanting to make major changes. But what if the start of a new year is less about reinventing ourselves and more about recommitting…
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As Black History Month winds down, I’ve been thinking about some of the most influential Black men who have made a lasting difference in my life. Three coaches come to mind, all of whom made a great impact that reached much further than the court. The first was John Chaney. I was a freshman in…
