LeBron James, now in his 21st season in the NBA, remains as motivated as ever, and it’s not just about personal achievements. The basketball legend’s determination is fueled by his desire to continue being the best he can be while keeping the Larry O’Brien championship trophy in his sights.

In a recent interview, LeBron expressed his motivation, saying, “My motivation is to continue to be the best that I can be and make sure that what I can do in my career and still have the Larry O’Brien trophy in mind is a constant reminder every day. That was one of the four greatest moments of my career, being able to lift that trophy.”

But LeBron’s aspirations go beyond individual accolades. He also seeks to leave a lasting legacy in the world of basketball. “I also want to become a legend in basketball and let my game do the talking after my long playing career,” he added.

LeBron emphasized that his team plays a significant role in keeping his motivation alive. “My whole team also motivated me,” he said. “Continuing to go to the gym every day, seeing your teammates keep trying, challenging each other, and continuing to get better every day. That’s what we do, and of course, it’s equally motivating.”

Despite being the oldest player in the NBA at the age of 39, LeBron James is not backing down from the challenge. He is determined to chase another championship trophy, making this season one to remember in what may be his final season.