NBA Champion: Why Winning Never Fixed the Pain | Kevin Love

I just kept thinking achieving more would make me feel better. It would take these dark feelings away and this feeling that still lives in the pit of my stomach. I will get rid of this anxiety because I will have achieved this. And yet that's kind of where depression arises when you think that your brain is going to change. You go back to that that

baseline after that huge dopamine hit and that achievement and you're left with the same brain that you've always had without doing the work. He is a five-time NBA All-Star and Olympic gold medalist, 2016 NBA champion, and one of the most important voices in the mental health conversation. Please welcome Kevin Love. You spent nine years not speaking to both your mom and dad. A lot of times I say less friends, less bullshit.

And in the case it happened to be my family, but on the other side of that, it was so many great moments in me finding myself and being comfortable in my own skin. What do you think is at the root that you need to really heal? I think it's I'm so glad that you're here. I've been trying to have you on for a while, but you're a busy guy, always, you know, playing in season. Um, but we have a number of things in common.

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