Every day has its new challenges. But for me, it's how you approach those challenges that are presented to you. I love working hard. I love the grind. Training for me is a therapy. I can lock it into a goal. And once I achieve that goal, it gives me a feeling that you know I can't describe. Life for me is bigger than basketball. Growing up with a sister that has to face new challenges every day puts life in perspective for sure. It's tough for her and social settings. It's making her feel comfortable. It's something that I've been doing my whole life. So when it comes to special Olympics, you know I feel right at home. I feel like I'm taking care of one of my little brothers or little sisters. As a big brother, I feel like I've taught her a lot of things. And I don't know if she's realized how much she's taught me about myself. At the end of the day, I hope the way I perform on the court can inspire people. But the things I do off the court is what I want people to take away from me.