Napheesa Collier

I mean, I think it's how you get to where you are.

If you're and this is probably a toxic take, but like if you're so forgiving with yourself, how are you going to push yourself to be better?

And like, how are you going to push yourself to be the greatest at something and be the best if you're not expecting that of yourself?

Yeah.

Honestly, I think just...

I feel like it's like getting greedy, honestly.

Like, especially because I am naturally gifted.

So I have naturally been better from a younger age.

I was like, I saw that.

And so you get used to that feeling.

And then you get people who are more talented.

And you're like, well, I want that feeling back.

So I have to work harder.

And then you get to the next step and people are more talented.

And it's like, it's running away from that feeling of, you know, I'm not the best anymore.

And so I think that's probably what it is, honestly.

Yeah, thanks for having me. That's definitely something I'm proud of just because obviously all the work that's gone into it, you know, years of just planning this and, you know, Stewie and I just like from having it be a seed of an idea to having it turn into an entire league.

Yeah, thanks for having me. That's definitely something I'm proud of just because obviously all the work that's gone into it, you know, years of just planning this and, you know, Stewie and I just like from having it be a seed of an idea to having it turn into an entire league.

It's just like a crazy thought, something I never would have thought or dreamed of growing up or in college or even a couple years ago. So it's been really cool to kind of see the process of that.

It's just like a crazy thought, something I never would have thought or dreamed of growing up or in college or even a couple years ago. So it's been really cool to kind of see the process of that.