Is Wiggins good enough to be compared to Lebron????

Lately sports analyze have been comparing Andrew Wiggins, a Canadian freshman at Kansas University, to Lebron James. Now personally I think Wiggins is a great player but I don't know if he have earned the privilege to be compared to Lebron. Lebron was on another level in high school, he had games on paper view. Everyone wanted to see him play he sold games out just him alone. His high school had to move there home games to the local college in Ohio. He was basically a superstar, everyone knew Lebron even if they didn't watch or play basketball. I think Wiggins would also agree with me. During the Big 12 media day Wiggins told ESPN that he have a long way to go before he could be compared to Lebron. He also stated "He is the best player in the world right now and I'm still in college. So I think it's really unfair to be compared to him."

Why Hate on Him???

The NBA recently had a poll asking 26 players who would they rather take the last shot Kobe Bryant, Michael Jordan, or Lebron James. 0% of the players chose Lebron to take the last shot. In my opinion I think the majority of the players didn't chose Lebron because they have some type of hatred toward him because of his move to Miami Heat. Here's a video below that debates about if the players were right or not.

Things I Carry

I carry around my phone because I like to listen to music in school and also in class. I listen to music in just about every class and also in the halls. I remember when I left my phone at home and I didn't have music to listen to, it was the most boring day ever in school. I couldn't text anyone, go on any of my social media accounts. So I guess my phone is very important to me. 

I carry around my wallet because I have my credit card, my license, and my school ID and also because it looks now. I remember when I left my wallet at home and I had to drive to school. I got pulled over that day for the first time and I didn't have my license. Then I left my wallet one time and I didn't have my credit card and I had to get gas. So I ran out of gas and I had to wait for AAA to show up. Then last year I left my wallet home the same day I got the ticket and I didn't have my school ID and I couldn't get lunch in the cafeteria. 

The intangible thing that I carry around is confidence. I think it is very important to always carry confidence with you. When you do have confidence you feel like you can do anything you want to do. Also you don't worry about what people have to say about you because you are confident in who you are. I remember I was taking a test and my friend and I had two different answers for a problem. So I was confident in my answer because I think I am the smartest, and when we got the test back my answer was right and friend answer was wrong. The point I'm trying to make is that because I didn't doubt my answer and change it to my friends answer and I stayed confident in my answer I was right. I'm not saying you shouldn't listen to someone if they give you advise just be confident in your final decision.