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“Mental strength is something that comes with work. You train the way you would your serve or your forehand.” — Novak Djokovic

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Not only in Tennis, Mental Strength is required in all the fields.

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Camus

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I don’t do isolation work or any of that silly bullshit. I train the body the way it actually moves. I train muscles the way they’re designed to function , not in isolation. I’ve done my isolation work. I won IFBB twice. I’m done with that phase. Now I train for life: strength, health, and longevity. If your goal is isolating muscles, keep doing you, just leave me out of that bullshit.
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I don’t do isolation work or any of that silly bullshit. I train the body the way it actually moves. I train muscles the way they’re designed to function , not in isolation. I’ve done my isolation work. I won IFBB twice. I’m done with that phase. Now I train for life: strength, health, and longevity. If your goal is isolating muscles, keep doing you, just leave me out of that bullshit.

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When Novak Djokovic confronted and silenced a heckler. Novak: “What’s your problem man? You came here to provoke? That’s what you came for? Why are you saying negative things after every point?” Heckler: “I’m sorry.” 🤐 Never mess with Novak Djokovic.
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When Novak Djokovic confronted and silenced a heckler. Novak: “What’s your problem man? You came here to provoke? That’s what you came for? Why are you saying negative things after every point?” Heckler: “I’m sorry.” 🤐 Never mess with Novak Djokovic.

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#Samyama is a tool to transcend beyond your physical and mental states and bring that clarity where you see everything the way it is. If your vision becomes penetrating enough, you see something more of life than just the surface. Then life would change in every possible way. -Sg
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#Samyama is a tool to transcend beyond your physical and mental states and bring that clarity where you see everything the way it is. If your vision becomes penetrating enough, you see something more of life than just the surface. Then life would change in every possible way. -Sg

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It's like they can't help it. SMDH. It's not that your son is not being raised the way you were raised; it's that YOU are not raising your son the way you were raised. Is accountability an allergy or something? Amazing.
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It's like they can't help it. SMDH. It's not that your son is not being raised the way you were raised; it's that YOU are not raising your son the way you were raised. Is accountability an allergy or something? Amazing.

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Strength comes from inside - checking in with your body, and your mind. 🏈 Make a game plan for your mental health and find what works for you at 💚 #LoveYourMindPlaybook
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Exactly!! Now is the time that you can figure out what kind of German you would have been. Would you have hid your Jewish friends? Would you have supported them? Or would you have looked the other way or turned them over to the Nazis? What are you doing for your Jewish brothers and sisters now? That’s your answer.
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This is pure gold on Mental Toughness. - Mental Strength is not a gift, it's something comes with work. - The greats might appear locked in, but there is still a storm inside. - Moving through negative emotions quickly is what separates good from great.
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This is pure gold on Mental Toughness. - Mental Strength is not a gift, it's something comes with work. - The greats might appear locked in, but there is still a storm inside. - Moving through negative emotions quickly is what separates good from great.

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