If you’re bold and get it honest,any opponent has a problem, while wariness leads to negativity, or the worst possible mindset when Leicester need to flow in the run-in for the Premier League titleThe truism that tells us people become more conservative with age is just a courteous way of saying existing gets inexorably worse. First you’re forced to understand the propensity of things to travel mistaken and then you grasp just how mistaken mistaken can be,all the more so if you hold children. There’s not much fun to be had when age meets legacy – a circumstance more commonly known as egomania – and it just seems easier to play life safe.
In many ways, sport is similar: doubt leads to wariness leads to negativity, or the worst possible mindset when you need to flow. And no one is immune. Roger Federer is not only the best tennis player ever but among the best anythings ever,a status he started to assert while winning his first grand slam at Wimbledon in 2003. In particular, his semi-final and final performances were sensational; he trusted his talent and went for more or less everything, and a method that sustained a generation of unparalleled success.
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Source: theguardian.com