#champion mindset

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Merab Dvalishvili – The Relentless Force at UFC 311

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[goodoldbandit]

“I really think a champion is defined not by their wins but by how they can recover when they fall.” - Serena Williams.

Sanjay Kumar Mohindroo Sanjay Kumar Mohindroo. skm.stayingalive.in Unseen Victories: Embracing Strength Beyond the Score Explore why true success comes from our comebacks, not just our wins, and find strength in every fall. Rising Strong
 The heart of every true champion
 Every win looks great on paper. Yet, real strength shows when we face defeat and choose to stand again. That choice…

[familythings]

Imane Khelif Makes History with Gold Medal Victory at Paris Olympics

Subtitle: Algeria’s First Female Boxer to Claim Olympic Gold In a stunning show of skill and determination, Imane Khelif has etched her name into the annals of Olympic history by winning the gold medal in the women’s boxing lightweight division at the 2024 Paris Olympics. This monumental victory not only marks a personal triumph for Khelif but also makes her the first female boxer from Algeria…

[louieciriaco19]

Novak Djokovic Never Gives Up. Check it out.

[jasonaaronpro]

Champion's Journey: Lamon Brewster's Relentless Pursuit

🥊 Discover the inspiring journey of Lamon Brewster, from heavyweight champion to mentor and entrepreneur. A true legend's story. #ChampionsJourney #LamonBrewster

Discover the compelling journey of Lamon Brewster, the former WBO heavyweight champion, in an exclusive interview on “In The Loop.” Celebrating the 20th anniversary of his iconic win against Vladimir Klitschko, Brewster shares insights into his triumphant boxing career, deep spiritual beliefs, and life after the ring. His commitment to mentoring through “Brewster’s Place” and ventures in the…

[formulaonedirection]

Lando Norris Is Doing It His Way

Lando Norris: ‘Being happy with myself isn’t easy’ | Lando Norris: ‘You don’t have to have a killer instinct to be world champion’ | Netflix, Drive To Survive S07E02

[femininedating]

How to attract a gentleman:

Raise your standards & only accept good treatment

Look the way you want to be treated (classy NOT trashy)

Go where the gentlemen are (high caliber places)

Be feminine (know how to receive & let him court you)

Reciprocate his kind gestures (be nice & appreciative)

Ditch anti-seductive behaviors (nagging, criticizing, chasing him, mothering him)

Don't treat him like a princess (trying to spoil him back in a masculine way by paying for dates, etc) YOU are the princess. YOU are the PRIZE ❀

[sukibenders]

Some fans: Eloise is such a fake feminist, doesn't she see how some girls and women enjoy marriage? Doesn't she see how her privileges give her luxuries others don't? She's so selfish. She doesn't even use her words to support other women!

Also same fans: I wish Eloise would stop talking, like her speaking about feminism at every turn is getting old. Can't she just be quiet and let everyone enjoy the fun? Like yeah talking about women's lack of personhood without a male figure in society, or how they can't go to university, or how sometimes they marry men who will only hurt them but need to for their status is sad to see, but THE ROMANCE-

[thingsmethinks]

Lando Norris does not have a champion's mentality and it's going to deteriorate his passion for this sport in the long term, maybe even make him lose chances of achievement. At a gap of 62 points he has already crumbled under pressure and is surrounded by doom and gloom in his head.

Max said that both championships aren't a possibility at this point in time, and Norris dismissed Max's concerns and essentially said that "even if I win every race, he's [Max] is still in a better position". While that is certainly true, Max hasn't won a GP since Barcelona, McLaren has had a rocketship longer than that, it is entirely on the team to not snatch a golden opportunity.

Charles Leclerc, who got lapped in 3 out of 4 races, was still optimistic about winning both the WDC and WCC. Even before he won at Monza. His difference to Max is 86 points, but you still see that he's ready to fight for the title even if it might be a little unrealistic. The 2024 season has really shown why you need the fastest driver, even if you don't have the fastest car. Oscar has shown more resilience and hunger than his senior, who has 4+ years more experience in F1. Simply on logistics, McLaren and Lando could take the wins this year, but it will never be an earned victory, as simple as that.

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Jiri Prochazka – The Return of the Samurai Warrior

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[vigilskeep]

taking notes on which sol thought processes could knock viago clean dead instantly. i think “oh yeah i’ve always thought about joining the grey wardens!” is the winner so far

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The Impact of Richard Williams' Visionary Parenting on Venus and Serena

In the annals of tennis history, few stories resonate as profoundly as that of Venus and Serena Williams. Their journey from the streets of Compton, California, to the pinnacle of global tennis dominance is not just a tale of athletic prowess, but a testament to the unwavering dedication and foresight of their parents, Richard and Oracene Williams. Venus, Serena and their parents Early…

[mgjiyu]

The difference between Max “I don’t know what formula 1 will be in 10 years but I sure won’t be there” Verstappen and Charles “I’ll be 40 in 14 years so hopefully it’s 14 WDC” Leclerc shows

[jeanpatrice]

Michael Jordan once said:

“I’ve failed over and over again in my life. That’s why I succeed.”

Champions embrace failure as fuel. 

[spectral-idiot]

Little HC for a Teal mask Kieran GB (And previous)

This came out from a experience of mine as a neurodivergent young girl, and a mindset I had from my childhood to some years ago

I'll call this little autistic wet cat Karina (Don't search that name in youtube, is a stat of argentinian "Cumbia" I haven't a better name)

(HC below the cut)

Well, she grew up pretty isolated because of being autistic, and she was raised between lonelynes and bullyng. She didn't actually had female friends, or, to be clearer, barely had friends at all

(Like me except I had two or three friends but they were boys, not in the "Pick me way" but the "I like dinosaurs, you like dinosaurs" way )

Grewing up whitout actually know someone other than her brother or her Grandparents (Whitout any female friends or girls being nice to her) and growing up consuming some media, did Karina develope some prejudges, not so toxic, but prejudges at the end of the day.

She tougth girls were so much wiser, smarter and a little bit meaner than they actually were and she thougth they liked make schemes about make someone feel part of the group and then ridiculize that person or laugh of that person at their back

This, plus the "Dumb/ Stupid complex" she developed because of her bullyng (Thanks to the jokes, pranks and insults she received, she thought she was dumber than the others, more guillible and stupid) were the perfect combo, now she was actually afraid of girls tryng to befriend her