The world can be as big as you want it to be, or as small as you make it. It’s common to want to be the star athlete, but what can you do if you’re not lucky enough to make it? How can someone take their love of sports and translate it into running Adidas’ Baseball Division, where you get to work with some of the biggest athletes on the planet? The key is to always invest in your growth. And in the case of Aaron Seabron, a serious hooper who had D1 skills and ambitions, he was able to pivot when he suffered a serious injury just before his senior year of high school. As much time as he had invested in hoop, he also invested in academics and other extracurricular activities. Because he loved ball, but he knew enough to not put all of his eggs in one basket.