Kate Martin went to the WBNA draft last night to support her teammate, Caitlin Clark. She was not invited to come, but was hoping to be drafted. They were going to seat her and Caitlin's other friends in the mezzanine, but decided to sit them on the floor. Ultimately, Kate was the 18th draft pick, being scooped up by the Las Vegas Aces in the second round. While Caitlin Clark was the leader of the Hawkeyes and is the (deserving) current face of women's basketball, Kate Martin was among the supporting players that helped Clark shine. Never underestimate the power of the support system.
Whether on the field or in the office, the principles of supporting teammates and colleagues remain paramount, offering not only collective success but also personal growth and fulfillment. By supporting those around you, you become better equipped to handle relationships and challenges in all areas of your life. Additionally, witnessing the growth and success of those you support can inspire you to pursue your own goals and aspirations. Watching your friends and teammates pursue their dreams does not mean you have to put your dreams on hold--you can lift each other up and go forward together.
In essence, supporting friends and teammates isn't just about altruism—it's a mutually beneficial exchange that enriches both parties involved. By offering your support, you not only contribute to the well-being of others but also enhance your own life in countless ways. So, embrace the opportunity to uplift those around you, and watch as the ripple effects of your kindness come back to enrich your own journey.
In other words--be like Kate.
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