There is a thought of reading a person’s sense of self value from the way that person walks. That walk is sometimes referred to as swag in the hip hop community. And as well as the hip hop culture, swag is very apparent in most NBA players.
On the court, say a Chris Paul, will be recognized as soon as he walks through the tunnel to his locker room before a game that day. And his swag will be noticed. He is assured with his worth during that moment. Mr. Paul knows his play making abilities will be unmatched by his opponent and is sure it will not go without applause and cheers.
Don’t all person’s need that stage of showmanship – to display their worth. And once it is found how much of that stage do we need to feel a security in our own abilities.
And like NBA players – all human’s have off seasons and contracts. And most of us don’t have any control with in those contracts and off seasons. Like many of these players on the roster of these huge franchises – “we” hang in the balance – waiting to see where we end up. Some of “us” fill certain rolls that are no longer valued in this day in age.
And then there are the few players who have the options of opting out – to a better offer. Those few people have the true “SWAG.” They know that if they feel the “crowd noise” isn’t sufficiently supporting their worth – then they can find somewhere else that will build a bigger house to stuff more people in to support the worth of their magisterial abilities.

In this economy – there are very few places that will do that – and if they can – they will only elect one who is that worthy. This society does not spread the wealth.
So “we” must build our own – And then figure out how to become worthy within ourselves.