One of the best storytelling I have ever read with truly life-changing lessons, Shutterler's Flick is an autobiography of Badminton Champion: Pullela Gopichand.
This book always gives me goosebumps and
Here are my TOP 12 HIGHLIGHTS from the book that might do the same with you:
This book always gives me goosebumps and
Here are my TOP 12 HIGHLIGHTS from the book that might do the same with you:
When talent meets dedication, it gathers support. When commitment, focus and passion begin to define your purpose, others are compelled to join in.
The support of others comes later. Your daily expression of unwavering commitment, steely focus and unmatched dedication comes first.
Utilize the resources you have to the fullest.
You have to have the ability to shut down all noise, negativity, fear, distractions, and lies and stay focused on what you want — to become a world champion.
Whether you win or lose, make progress on your daily yardstick of success.
People who complain about lack of resources, facilities, and opportunities don't have the champion mindset. It's never about getting. It is always about creating.
Overcome the continual urge to seek approval and advice. If you continue to make consistent efforts to study, practice and gain more knowledge in your field, you will sharpen your intuition and instincts, which will serve as your unfailing guiding force.
If you believe that success is possible, you will overcome your losses with grace.
Failure like success, is always personal. Both are transient. Don't allow them to break your heart and mess up your head. Get ready for the next day, the next project, the next round.
Your hours in practice should always outdo your hours in performance. That way, your improvement is visible and your success is secured.
Keep good company, even when you are alone, especially then.
Here is the truth: no trainer or coach or expert can make you good or great if you are not willing to put in the sweat and blood in your game or on your job.
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If you are waiting for someone to tell you what to do or expecting them to make it happen for you, you are on the losing end of the equation.
The truth is that if you want any kind of success, you have to make peace with getting uncomfortable.
If you are waiting for someone to tell you what to do or expecting them to make it happen for you, you are on the losing end of the equation.
The truth is that if you want any kind of success, you have to make peace with getting uncomfortable.
Thanks for reading.
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