Becoming a champion.

Whenever you do something that is par excellence, you need to put in extremely formidable efforts, unprecedented relentlessness and above all a phenomenal passion to continue with almost no deviation in your courage, power and will.

Take a look at Pusarla Venkata Sindhu (PV Sindhu) the star Indian performer at the Rio 2016 Summer Olympics. She started training when she was just eight and now at the age of twenty one (after around thirteen years of great hard work) she achieved this wonderful feat. In those thirteen years, she would have lost so many games. Just two months prior to the Olympics, she had lost in the first round of the Australian Open. There would have been numerous of off-season when she would have been ousted from so many competitions. She would have been derided, mocked and disparaged so many times in those thirteen years but she never lost hope and today all of us are talking about here.

The world is like this only. It only and only acknowledges the winners. Even if PV Sindhu would have got fourth position, we would have been talking about someone else. We are talking about her here just because despite of so many ups and downs, she came up as a winner. Her coach was told not to waste time upon here because others thought she was not worthy of fetching medal, such things would have pierced her heart in an inexplicably heartrending fashion but she continued to do her work with an unabating power and finally the result came up. 

For around four to five years now, here training starts at sharp 04:30 am. Getting up in such an early morning time, then going out to do something that you really love truly takes a beating and that's the reason why the whole nation is proud of her today.

So, just tell yourself that whenever you are setting your mind at something, you need to put in unremitting power in order to be successful because round the globe there are millions of people working each and everyday to beat you up.

JAI HIND, JAI BHARAT

JAI MA BHARTI