Inspiring A’ja Wilson Spares Words of Wisdom From Her Profound Experience: “Just Go to Bed…”

A’ja Wilson is a worthy flag bearer of her community in women’s professional basketball. The two-time WNBA champion has set many examples both on and off the court that have made her a perfect role model for future generations. One such illustration is her latest venture with a pen and paper in hand titled, “Dear Black Girls: How to Be True to You.”

The book depicts stories and lessons from her life that shaped her to be the star she is today. Anyhow, Wilson had some very important truths she wanted her fans to know outside of the book.

The A’ja Wilson experience

A’ja Wilson recently talked about her book on Good Morning America alongside Robin Roberts. However, the interview featured another inspiring segment in which the WNBA Finals MVP shared some valuable lessons from her experiences. Wilson schools haters and advises never to listen to them. Further, she also wants her fans to remember that if they can see anyone, they can be anyone.

The most striking message that A’ja delivered was what should one do when they are feeling depressed. The question asked was “Sometimes it’s okay to?” To which she replied, “Sometimes it’s okay to have bad days and just stay in bed.” Following this, the power forward further suggests to her followers not to worry about the past or the future and always try and remain in the present.

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This is not the only instance in which A’ja was able to deliver a powerful and impactful message.

Wilson’s thoughts on healing

Having a chat about the book, A’ja had some more words of wisdom that were truly commendable. She opened up about her dyslexia and said, “Run your race at your own pace. We all come from different paths of life. There are different ways in which we are healing and growing together, and that’s okay. It doesn’t mean something is wrong with you. It means you’re learning late. We always talk about the trauma, but we never talk about the other side. The healing, taking care of ourselves. I just wanted to make sure I could do that”

Wilson’s authorial debut is getting a very good reception after its release on Feb 6. It is to no one’s surprise that Wilson was able to garner such love and support with a pen in hand this time around. It is only a matter of time before we witness the craze and admiration of her latest venture reach sky-high

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