No two basketball players are the same. Neither are their journeys. David Nurse’s path led him to locations he’d never seen, and situations he’d never expected. Wherever he landed, he learned along the way. He then put that experience to work. His approach is that if a chapter ends, not only does another door open, it’s actually several. While he played and coached at all levels of the game, it has led him to another place in life of perspective and impact.

Beyond his time as a player, and his work with the Brookly Nets and players like Jeremy Lin, David really locked in on the ability to pivot, no matter the circumstances. As Drew sees it, being “pot committed” will prove that you’ll ensure you reach goals you imagine for yourself. This perspective, mainly gained through experience, enables you to own the moment and thrive in whatever role you are in. Success, as you define it, can be determined by your own strengths and standards.

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