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07/06/2025

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06/09/2025

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LeBron Made His Son Write Thank-You Notes to Every School Staff Member—Here’s Why

Bronny had just finished 8th grade.

Straight A’s.
Team captain.
Everyone said, “He’s a leader.”

But at home, LeBron asked him one question:

“Do you know the name of the janitor who locks up the gym after your practice?”

Bronny paused. “No…”

LeBron nodded slowly.

“Then you’re not leading yet.”

The next day, Bronny came to school with a stack of handwritten cards.
One for the janitor.
One for the cafeteria lady.
One for the librarian.
Even one for the old crossing guard who waved every morning.

Each one said:

“Thank you for helping me succeed. —Bronny James.”

His friends asked, “Why are you doing this?”

He said:

“Because my dad told me—real leaders see everyone. Not just the ones in the spotlight.”

And that’s what LeBron teaches his kids.

Not just how to be great.

But how to be grateful.

06/08/2025

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The Boy Sold Candy Outside the Arena—Until LeBron Did THIS

Marcus was just 12.

Every evening, he stood outside the stadium selling candy bars to help his mom pay rent.

Most people walked past.

Some smiled. Some ignored him. A few even told him to “get a real job.”

But one night, after a big game, LeBron James walked out with his team.

He spotted Marcus.

Instead of walking by, LeBron stopped.

“Which one’s your favorite?” he asked, pointing at the candy box.

Marcus smiled shyly. “The caramel one.”

LeBron bought every bar in the box. But he didn’t leave.

He sat on the curb with Marcus. They talked—about school, his dreams, and how hard his mom worked.

Then LeBron said something that changed everything:

“You’re out here hustling. I respect that.
But you deserve more than the sidewalk.”

The next week?

Marcus and his mom got a surprise visit—from LeBron’s foundation.

They were given a year’s worth of rent, a laptop for Marcus, and a scholarship pledge if he stayed in school.

And taped to the laptop was a note:

“Dream bigger. I believe in you. —LeBron”

That’s not just greatness.

That’s heart.