“Good Things Will Happen”: Colin Kaepernick’s Million-Dollar Product, Aimed at Young Minds, Mentions Mental Health Struggles From His Introvert Past

What happens when a young athlete has to choose between two dreams? Like some of the questions that Colin Kaepernick, the Super Bowl quarterback and civil rights activist, came up with. In a million-dollar product, Kaepernick reveals his introverted personality, which he says helps him deal with challenges and stay focused on his goals. But what’s for young minds?

His new graphic novel memoir was co-written with Eve L. Ewing. “Colin Kaepernick: Change the Game” is a captivating and inspiring book that takes readers inside Kaepernick’s junior and senior years of high school, when he faced a dilemma: should he pursue baseball, which seemed like a sure thing, or football, which felt like his true calling?

A million-dollar non-fiction story of Colin Kaepernick

How does Kaepernick cope with the pressure of expectations, the spotlight, and his own identity? Well, Kaepernick shares how he learned to control his response and preparation for every situation, rather than letting the situation control him. He believes that this mindset is what led him to achieve success in football, despite the odds.

 “You know, very similar to the messaging of the book is I don’t have control over all of these situations. But I control how I respond to it, I control how I prepare for it,” Colin Kaepernick stated, per CBS. “I’m a believer that in doing that, good things will happen.”

It’s a non-fiction story that will resonate with middle-grade and teen readers who are looking for role models who stand up for what they believe in and follow their passion. This graphic novel memoir is a must-read for anyone who wants to learn more about one of the most influential figures of our time.

The book features a special section

In 2017, Kaepernick sued the NFL, alleging collusion to bar him from the league due to his anthem protests. They settled, and he hasn’t played since. But Kaepernick remains passionate by mentioning, “Five, six days a week I’m still up at 4:30, I go get my training in. Yeah, that passion is still there, and the ability is still there.”

However, the recent book also features a special section on Kaepernick’s Know Your Rights Camps, which are aimed at empowering Black and Brown kids through education, mass mobilization, and leadership development.

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“I know my parents loved me, but there were still very problematic things that I went through.” Kaepernick, 35 YO, the free agent mentioned.

The section includes photos of Kaepernick interacting with students in Las Vegas, demonstrating the positive impact of his activism. ‘Change the Game’ is more than just a football story; it’s a story of courage, self-discovery, and social justice.

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