Can you release the grip of coaches, playbooks, and the weight of expectations, to coach yourself towards greatness?
Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios answers this and more in a candid conversation at Infosys Confluence. From exploring the impact of technology on game strategy to contemplating the origins of legends, Kyrgios’ unconventional wisdom shines through in this session that shows us why he is winning hearts in his new role as a commentator.
Behind the champions and their trophies is the relentless grind to become the best. Leaders peel back the curtain, revealing the hidden struggles that fuel every point and every champion's rise.
When everything is going well, it is easy to keep doing what you’re doing. But what do you do when you fall? You get up and keep going until you reach the next high because you will get there, unless you give up.
When there’s 50 tournaments a year and double the competitors, you’re going to lose many more times than you win. But all it takes is a great run over a couple of weeks to change the game and reign champion.
In the spotlight, there's intense scrutiny and the weight of expectations. Yet within lies a powerful platform. Showing vulnerability inspires others, reminding them that champions face challenges, needing courage and support.
Tennis is a very unique sport where you have a tournament every single week. So you could have 20 horrible weeks and you could play one good week at a Grand Slam or a couple weeks at a tournament and you have a good year.