“The phenomena of practice”, – guidelines from the god of sports

Our failures often boil down to a glaring issue: our own laziness and lack of effort. Laziness can wreak havoc on careers, relationships, and aspirations. Just think about those sitcoms where married couples become lazy and neglect their partners. Similarly, friendships can wither when we stop putting in the effort. We sometimes deceive ourselves into thinking we’re not ready for success, but that’s nonsense. You have the potential right now; all you need to do is step up and take control. Your destiny hinges on your actions; you have the power to shape it. Don’t be fooled into thinking that those you admire are fundamentally better than you. The key difference is that they’re willing to put in the real effort. We all start on an equal playing field; it’s just that not everyone chooses to play the game.

Words from GOD OF CRICKET (Sachin Tendulkar)  :                  . I recall dedicating myself to the field with unwavering commitment, training and playing for a solid 12 hours each day. Surprisingly, it never felt burdensome; in fact, it brought me immense happiness. While fielding could be a tad grueling, I wore a smile nonetheless. Competing was my passion, and making excuses was simply not in my playbook.

GOD OF HOCKEY -“Hockey ka Jaadugar”  At just 16 years old, Chand embarked on his journey in the Indian Army, simultaneously embracing the sport of hockey. His fellow players bestowed upon him the moniker “Chand” due to his relentless nighttime training sessions, which consistently synchronised with the moon’s appearance. “Chand,” translating to “moon,” was a fitting tribute to his dedication and passion.

GOD OF SWIMMING  “Flying Fish”      ( Michael Phelps )         I used to swim 13 kilometers a day, six or seven days a week, which amounted to at least 80,000 meters every week. I didn’t take breaks on Sundays or even on my birthdays. My training routine typically involved splitting it into two sessions, dedicating 5-6 hours each day to being in the pool

Successful quote🌹😊.                                 “You practice and you get better. It’s very simple “– Phillip Glass

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