The Golden State Warriors’ Moses Moody recently brought attention to one of Steph Curry’s admirable leadership traits—his authenticity—and how he continues to set the bar high both on and off the court.

Moody just told an interview story about Curry that sums up his authentic character. Moody claims that one defining characteristic of Curry’s leadership style is his humility in admitting when he is wrong. “That’s what I appreciate about Steph—he’s authentic,” Moody commented. “He casually says, ‘Nah, I don’t know.'” if he is unsure about the response. He will then return with the solution after he has solved it.

looked forward to what lies aheadMoody finds it encouraging and uplifting that a player of Curry’s caliber is so humble and open with him. In an era when many leaders may feel pressured to constantly project an air of infallibility, Curry’s candor helps build trust and admiration among his colleagues.

The Influence of Curry Beyond BasketballNot only has Steph Curry won two MVP awards and four NBA titles, but his impact extends far beyond those realms. This carries over into his efforts to foster an atmosphere of camaraderie and cooperation among the team. Moody’s remarks highlight the fact that Curry’s leadership is about more than just basketball strategy; it’s also about making the players feel like they matter.