Introduction

Hello Friends!, Have you ever noticed the difference between an average person and a champion? Sometimes You may have wondered how only champions can consistently deliver success. In general, when there is a competition, we all have a desire to win. There is a lot of competition for getting first marks in school and topping in sports and why even topping in business? As there is more competition in sports, we tend to focus more on those who win or have won before. They naturally get more attention, money, and success than people of average ability. For example, even in IPL, Chennai and Mumbai are the most watched matches, and even in the Olympics, the focus is on whoever has the most gold.

So generally everyone has a desire to be a champion. But it is doubtful if we ever ask ourselves what qualities we need to develop to become champions. Today we are going to learn how to be a champion from the book “The Champion’s Mind“. Come Let’s know about it thoroughly with some examples.

1. Play with the belief that you will win

A Japanese general decided to fight his enemies even though his army was smaller in size than them. Although he was confident that he would win, his teammates were a little apprehensive and skeptical. He knew that we would succeed only if we believed in ourselves. So on the way to that battle, he stopped at a Japanese temple and told them to pray and leave. To his fearfully praying army, he stood in front of them to inspire confidence and told them that he was going to toss a coin. He said that if we get heads we will win and if we get tails we will lose. He tossed the coin saying that this is where our destiny will be known.

Everyone looked at the coin and finally, it landed heads as they all expected. Seeing that, they entered the battle with the confidence that we would definitely win and this small army easily defeated that big army. But what happened was that the general tossed a coin with heads on both sides. From this, you will know how important it is to act with confidence that we will surely succeed. So when you want to perform, give that action with the confidence that you will surely succeed.

2. Trust The Training

In the first paragraph, we learned about how important it is to think like a successful person and not like an average person. But bringing this winning mindset on the last day of the competition will do us no good. Daily practice is what makes an athlete a champion and not a single-day performance. Even if you are a champion who constantly strives to maintain that status, daily practice is essential. The author says that for the player to continuously win an obstacle, he creates an imaginary failure and practices daily thinking that we must succeed in it. For example, an athlete will train continuously to think that he has finished second by a fraction of a second. You too need hard daily practice and a beginner’s mentality to succeed consistently.

3. Don’t feed your negative thoughts

Even though champions are human beings and think positively, sometimes they also have negative thoughts. This is completely normal. But the difference between a champion and a normal person is that no matter what negative thoughts come to him, he is determined to do whatever he wants to do. Thus if you do what you want to do with wholehearted dedication without taking into account what others say, you can quickly reach your desired goal.

Conclusion

Do some thinking for yourself and you will feel whole when you do something wholeheartedly rather than being distracted by what others are saying. Stop feeding your mind with negative thoughts and feed it with positive thoughts. Before you perform, if you give that performance with the mindset that you will win, you can win in any field, not just sports. I have said all the above things from this book Champion’s Mind. If you want this book you can click on the below link and get this book. you like all the posts I post and find them very useful, then share them with your friends. If there are any flaws or your comments please leave a comment.