James is in a professional sport. Professional sports objectively require employees not only to do their own work, they need to plan and maximize their interests. Because we pay more attention to the NBA, and the NBA is precisely the United States, and even the world's most successful professional league (at least not in China). And it has always been developing and progressing, and it is also beyond the reach of the stage we are currently in. On a larger scale, modern society is already a society that pursues direct interests.
We cannot say that this is incorrect, yes, there will be some drawbacks, but on the other hand, it is the inevitable development of society. Not everyone can use their talents like James to use their high emotional intelligence and high IQ to plan a better future for themselves. We ordinary people are no different from James, except that we may be in an environment where our talents are limited and the outside world is affected. There is only one you in the world, only one me, and only one James.
When there is a person in a strong team who is physically matching James, James will be limited. If the NBA is like a soccer league points system, then James can still be the first person in the league. Also, is James' training really hard? His shooting has never improved, even Wade can now regain his footing on the court with a jump shot, and James's skills have been stagnant since the dream of a master.
More and more confirmed by the fact that James was first and foremost a good businessman, the Cavaliers management did a relatively beautiful job in the early years, often signing in with a small salary to some jigsaw puzzle players who were actually very good, such as Gooden and Marshall in the early days, and Moon, Bowie, and Parker in the later period. The Cavaliers management has not done a good job of finding LeBron a second in command, whether it is Hughes, who has been signed with a high salary, or a high-paying big money that has begun to decline when the Bulls are in exchange. Of course, with the degree of understanding of the cavaliers by most people, it is normal not to know that the cavaliers' rotation players are excellent, and it is normal to know that the cavaliers have exchanged some famous veterans.
For example, deciding to carry the Cavaliers before, but the teammates are really not good, even if they get Big Ben and Ao Fat later, it is actually useless. I was still very sad to be beaten and cried by the spurs. But times have changed, and we treat the game as a war and scoff at betrayal. But now the NBA is more and more like the ancient Colosseum, the nature of the performance is more intense, and the commercial alliance does not need loyalty. Even if I don't like it. James is indeed a smart guy and the decision to one and two says it all, otherwise I wouldn't have seen a championship. In addition, to put it bluntly, the lack of paternal love when he was a child will have a great impact on him, and he will do it and cherish it.