 the mirror in which you exist becomes a lot firmer. And I think I am trying to take pride in becoming a version of myself that is a reflection of my father, a really tangible reflection of my father. One of my favorite things about this book is kind of circles around what we're talking about now, where you're talking about LeBron or you're talking about He Got Game, but then we move into these personal stories about your hometown, about your family. How did you find yourself navigating that as you were putting this whole book-length piece together?