Chris Bosh is on any list of the Top 100 NBA players of all time—an eleven-time All Star, two-time Finals winner, Olympic gold medalist, and currently the league's Global Ambassador. This game had taught him so much; what could he make of it all? Out of that place of deep reflection has emerged an uncommon book for a retired superstar to write. While it has the best elements of a memoir—the portraits of the great players and coaches, from LeBron and Kobe to Pat Riley and Coach K, and the accounts of extraordinary competitive moments—it is really a wisdom book. It's a book about finding a purpose that is deep and real, not shallow and external, and about navigating success and failure as the twin mirages they are—pushing past fear, past ego, past fatigue to the pure flow of sustained accomplishment in a mesh with teammates who have given themselves to the same thing. Chris Bosh found that flow, and sustained it at the highest level. Deep, honest, unflinching, this book is his friend's hand up to those coming up behind, whatever their pursuit might be.