I've Surrendered That To God.

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.

And When Other People See Me Play Basketball...the Way I Treat My Teammates, The Opponents, The Refs, That's All A Reflection Of God's Image And God's Love So That's The Stuff I Try To Focus On.

Coming Out Of College Into The Draft, Being Asian-american And Being From Harvard, That's Not Going To Be An Advantage Because Of Stereotypes.

People Started Saying, 'oh You Know, He's Quicker Than He Looks', And I'm Like, 'what Does That Mean? Do I Look Slow, Or I'm Not Really Sure What That Means.

The Way You Talk To Your Teammates And Push Them And The Way You Treat Them Is Important. There Is A Fine Line Between Trying To Help Your Teammates And Criticizing Them. The Toughest Part For Me Is How To Keep My Teammates Accountable But At The Same Time Do It In A Loving Way That Doesnt Judge Or Condemn Them. It's Definitely Been A Struggle And I'm Trying To Learn How To Lead Consciously In A Way That Honors God.