What are you planning to do after retirement? Curry: Not sure yet, but I won t leave basketball

When the 17th NBA season is about to begin, Warriors star Stephen Curry reviewed and thought.

Stephen Curry's "always ready to take action" mentality is fully reflected in the field: he has made 4,058 three-pointers in his career, far surpassing other players in NBA history and ranking first in history. And outside of basketball, Stephen Curry believes that this attitude also applies to all aspects of life.

In response, Curry explained: "The core of 'being ready to take action' is to focus on the process, not the result. You know, focus on the basket when playing, but this concept is not limited to the field of basketball."

When asked what to do after the final retirement, Stephen Curry promised that he would not leave the sport of basketball. He said that whether it is a coach or other position, he will find his own position in the field of basketball after finishing his career.

In response, Curry said: "I know what these coaches in the league have to go through, so I understand how difficult the job is, but for me, the key is to find a way to influence the basketball world, in a rewarding posture - just like countless people have helped me. As for focusing on player technology or being a consultant, I'm not sure yet, but I know that I will stay in the field of basketball and anyone can contact me at any time."

Before planning for the future, Stephen Curry still has unfinished goals on the field. The future Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame member is preparing for his 17th NBA season, and his new season debut will be staged on Wednesday, October 22 local time. On that day, the Warriors will challenge the Los Angeles Lakers where LeBron James and Luca Doncic are located.

Stephen Curry said: "Season 17 sounds incredible, and I'm looking forward to it."