- Jeremy Lin: I'm just out there having fun and playing a game, I can have bad games and you know they may not like me or they may boo me, but there's a lot more important things in life than just basketball because at the end of the day basketball is just a game. What happened to me is just a story, I mean it wasn't like I knew I'd come off that bench and just do that, I really didn't I thought I could play on this level and I thought I could play at this level I didn't feel that would happen and some of those experiences out there when I was on the court, I felt like I was being controlled by something else, I felt like I was having an out of body experience. Some of the plays I made some of the wins we've had were just so out of this world that I still have to pinch myself to really believe it
- Narrator: as Jeremy ends one chapter and begins another, the road ahead will continue to test his perseverance but his faith will forever guide him.
- [last lines]
- Jeremy Lin: when I was going through all my insecurities, an uncertainty and lack of confidence, I was losing focus on God. I was focusing on my job and on what other people thought of me, and what the reporters were writing. Over time I was able to check myself and kind of get my focus back and I think God did something supernatural to me, something that I couldn't do on my own, something I may never be able to recreate so in that instance, I was learning to fight and constantly live and play for God and when I do that I'll be able to walk on water
- Jeremy Lin: [TITLE CARD] this was unprecented in the 65 year history of the NBA, despite his record breaking performance Jeremy became a free agent in
- [TITLE CARD]
- Jeremy Lin: the off season. He received a single offer from The Houston Rockets, and signed a 3 year $25 million contract
- [last lines]
- Jeremy Lin: the thing I had to learn last year was that the perfect plan doesn't mean it'll end up the way you want to end up. In the past if you asked me what's a perfect plan, I'd be like: I'd get what I want to play my dream I play well, now I have a different perspective on what a perfect plan is: you don't get better if you win all the time, you get better when you lose. You improve when you look at yourself more when you lose so if you learn a lot and if I lose a lot if I grow a lot, if I become a better person through the tough times, that's part of this perfect plan and part of this perfect will.
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