Beyond Talent: What Truly Makes a Champion

We often idolize champions, painting them as superhuman beings with extraordinary abilities. However, there is a thin line of difference between winners and losers. Between rich and poor, between champions and the rest of the world. And that thin line is what matters the most. This thin line decides whether you will own a Bugatti in the future or maybe not even afford slippers to walk with. Whether you own a 3-story house or maybe a mere place to live in. And do you know what this thin line is that separates the two? The ability to think and act differently.

The Power of "Extra":

Champions do things when they don't want to do them. It's typical of how abnormal a champion is. They may look like the rest of the world from the very far, but the way they do things is somehow very different. You see, there isn't much difference between the normal teenagers and them.

They aren't born special, they become champions through hard work. While others might be happy with doing the least amount of work, Champions, in contrast, believe that every second they invest in, whether it's good or bad, will contribute to the future. It will make a difference. It won't make a difference so suddenly, but trust me, it will. The extra studies, the extra lap, the extra workout, or the extra set surely make a difference. The ability to do extra is what champions love doing. Because they know that if they don't, then there is nothing that will distinguish them from the rest of the world. From the rest of the 99.99 cent.

The Art of Focus:

In today's world of constant distractions, maintaining focus is crucial. Champions are masters of concentration. They can tune out the noise and distractions that surround the m. When the rest of the world is partying hard, they are studying or in the gym working hard, demolishing their bodies, gritting their minds, and pushing their level of excellence. When the rest of the world is sleeping, maybe going into their deep sleep, second stage, they are pushing themselves a little beyond their boundaries, running, exercising, or strengthening the body for the next lap.

And you think, what will this result in? Well, for a typical man, their day starts at 6. Champions grit themselves at 3:30 am. They are at 4 grinding their bodies. For them, they are, if you do mathematical calculations, 2 and a half hours ahead of the rest of the population.

The Importance of Mindset:

A champion's mindset is a powerful tool. Champions believe in themselves, even when faced with setbacks. They view challenges as opportunities for growth and learning. They cultivate a growth mindset, embracing the idea that abilities can be developed through dedication and hard work. They understand that setbacks are inevitable, but they refuse to let these setbacks define them. Instead, they learn from their mistakes and come back stronger.

Significance Of TIME in Champion's life:

You might wonder why time is so important. It’s just 2 and a half hours—what's the big deal? Ask a professional swimmer. They will show you just how crucial that time can be. In competitive sports, every second counts. Sometimes, a win is decided in a millisecond. One moment you’re celebrating victory, and the next, you’re out of the competition. For those crucial milliseconds, athletes give up sleep, comfort, time, and money. They do all this for just a few precious milliseconds.