"One of my toxic traits is that I have a hard time letting people see me weak. I was questioning everything. Mentally, am I going to be the same? Is my athleticism going to be the same? Am I going to be able to lead this group?"
"I feel like when my back is against the wall and the world is against [me], that's when you get the best version of me. That's where you get the chance to see what you're made of."
Jaylen Brown, recovering from meniscus surgery, prefers solitude over support from friends and teammates. He struggles with self-doubt regarding his abilities and leadership after significant changes in the Celtics' roster. With three starters gone and his teammate Jayson Tatum injured, Brown questions his status and future. Despite his experience with meditation and mental training, he faces a challenging reality. He believes that adversity brings out his best, even when he feels the world is against him.
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