Time or even trickle over into your um profession . Some advice for younger athletes that I have is to keep working hard and trust the process . If you're giving your 100% every day , everything will work out .
If you're good at communication , um , they'll greatly appreciate that and you'll stand out . Being a college athlete means a lot . Not only do I get to play the sport I love , but I also get to carry out my academic career .
Not only do I get to play the sport I love , but I also get to carry out my academic career . It's a huge honor to be a college athlete and just knowing that there are younger girls looking up to me , my teammates , and other women in sports is just truly inspiring . So I always try to be a good example and represent myself well .
NIL space is really an awesome opportunity to put yourself out there , your name , image and likeness . Not only do you get to share what you like to do , you also get to see what other athletes enjoy doing , which can be really inspirational . With NIL , there's also a lot of opportunities that , um , go hand in hand with business and just creating those relationships that could last a lifetime .
That's one of the biggest keys to staying successful and in the right headspace , especially in season and on the road . Um , time management is very important when making a decision to play collegiately or when reaching out to college coaches , definitely stay persistent and work hard all the time , never take a playoff or rep off , um . Being vocal , um , college coaches love vocal leaders on the court and off the court .
