I still remember that when Isiah Thomas was a child, I dribbled the ball back and forth between school and school, so I went to school and brought the ball and dribbled to school. But my home is too close to the school. I guess Thomas chose a school far away from home. Otherwise, I might have entered the NBA now. ).
At the beginning of the film, the first black player played a few consecutive back dribbles and turned around, and then the easy layup suddenly made me feel like a world away. In the second grade of junior high school, I wanted to practice back dribbling. When I got home, I took the ball out and practiced such an action on the road; in order to use the crotch dribble in actual combat, I got up at 6 o'clock every morning and went to the playground to reflect the original. There is a book about basketball skills and tactics. The most impressive thing is the review of the third year of high school. It is supposed to be reviewed at night. Every day at 8 o'clock in the evening, I think something is wrong. I have to go to the basketball court to shoot the basketball. , Even if it’s only me, my mother’s parents will always go to the teacher to plot a solution for this matter. Fortunately, my grades are pretty good, and I haven’t been "proposed" by the teacher. But now I always think that many people say that if you want to succeed, you have to endure hardship. I have to reflect on it. I didn't feel any hardship when I practiced. Then I have to succeed several times.
Come on, but now I am told to play basketball, but I don’t have the same passion.
If you look back at the things you did when you were young, would you feel stupid or a waste of time if you look back at the things you did in your childhood? I also don't have an accurate answer. I think it depends on whether I will lose my passion for life.
If 10 years later, I will unfortunately become a small section chief in an agency, riding an electric car every day, with two scallions in the basket, and then cruising in the vegetable market with the hawker on two celery. Consultation, I can hardly imagine what really meaningful things I would be passionate about at that time.
But no one knows what profound changes will happen to myself and my surroundings 20 years from now, 10 years, or even 5 years from now. Maybe I really have become the image described above, and of course it may not be that bad. For example, What if I become the celery seller?
These things are quite ethereal and mysterious. If it's not for people who think of philosophy as a gadget or people who chase the sun, it's best not to bother that god dreaming. It’s better to just play basketball on the street, or do something you’re really interested in. Maybe you’ll still be poor after many years, but if you can throw away the troubles that make many people work hard, at least you can still have a passion for life. . I happened to watch a short video today and remember the sentence "you cannot work for money, just work for love. if you ever work for money, you'll naver get that, and if otherwise, money will just come.". This is also a bit unclear, but at least I would rather believe it.
Look at the gang of Askins men, no one, only love basketball. What's the matter, play around. Just play and become famous. It’s not really playing, it’s really living with your own heart. Only when you find what you really love can you find a hole of light, and then keep focusing and pursuing, and finally discovering that, oh, in fact, success happens naturally. . But you said that you have to screw it up, you are obviously a giant in the mall, and you have to jump into the circle of extreme fighting. Isn't this looking for a tooth.
Everyone knows that being beaten, and being beaten unwillingly is not a good thing, there is no need to hit this bad luck. Find a job that you can relax and enjoy yourself, kill a strong team every day, and be in a bright mood every day, and then suddenly one day when the championship trophy is taken into your arms, you suddenly feel bright. It turns out that success is so natural. You know, before this, you never know how close your dream is to yourself.
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