The Crowd is Irrelevant

The NBL just played a grand final series without a crowd, the athletes played their hearts out.

Those guys don’t play for the crowd, for the cheers and validations.

They play for each other, the bond.

They play for themselves, for the love of the game since they were 6 years old.

If they weren’t playing right now, they would be shooting in an empty gym with nobody watching.

The parents.

The spectators.

The scoreboard.

Social media.

What other people think of you.

It’s all taking away from your inner peace.

What people end up taking their bearings by, is what they think other people are doing.

Brett Brown is the new Boomers coach, so people stop running Andrej’s offence?

Why did you run it in the first place then?

Maybe it was for the wrong reasons.

I would still be reading.

I would still be writing.

I would still be coaching.

That’s all that matters. The crowd is irrelevant.

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