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In a world where age often dictates limitations, MS Dhoni stands as a beacon of inspiration, defying conventional norms and rewriting the rules of what's possible. At 42 years young, he continues to mesmerize cricket enthusiasts worldwide with his unparalleled prowess on the field. His recent display of hitting six in a 360-degree fashion is not just a testament to his skill but a celebration of his indomitable spirit and unyielding determination. What sets Dhoni apart goes beyond his impressive statistics; it's his unwavering leadership that truly sets him apart. He isn't just leading a team; he's sculpting a legacy that transcends generations. His ability to stay calm under pressure, make strategic decisions, and rally his team towards victory is nothing short of extraordinary. In a world where leadership is often defined by titles and positions, Dhoni reminds us that true leadership is about influence, inspiration, and impact. But perhaps what's most remarkable about Dhoni is his status as the best finisher in the world. Time and again, when the stakes are high and the pressure is immense, he delivers. Scoring 28 runs in 9 balls or 20 runs in just 4 balls, Dhoni showcases not just skill but an unparalleled mental fortitude that enables him to thrive in the most challenging moments. His ability to seize opportunities, stay composed, and execute under pressure serves as a blueprint for success in any field. As we marvel at Dhoni's achievements, let's remember that his journey is not just about cricket; it's about resilience, determination, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. It's a reminder that age is just a number and that greatness knows no bounds. So let's channel the spirit of Dhoni in our own lives, embracing challenges, leading with purpose, and finishing strong in everything we do. Because when we dare to defy limitations, we too can achieve the extraordinary. #Inspiration #Leadership #MSDhoni #Dhoni #Dhonifans #Motivation #MSdhonifans

There was an interesting article written by @CathBishop in the #Guardian newspaper on the weekend about the Olympian and legend @AdamPeaty. Buried in this well-written piece were a number of gems which extend beyond sport. They apply to all aspects of our personal and professional lives which I would like to share with you. 1. seek internal measures of fulfilment rather than external arbitrary outcomes and connect at a greater spiritual level. 2. …despatch those macho myths that if you’ve failed or don’t come first…that you need to be a bad person (to win). 3. …connect to inner values rather than external trophies and to nurture relationships more intentionally. 4. if you’ve given your best every day never be upset about the result…How you show up each day is what matters most. 5. knowing who you are can’t be changed by the scoreline. Be a true winner whether you come first or not! #winning #sport #machomyths #values 

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🏁 Confession time: I used to think being first was all about racing to the finish line. Boy, was I wrong! 😅 Let me tell you a story. Last year, I decided to be "first" at something totally out of my comfort zone: urban beekeeping. 🐝 Spoiler alert: It was a disaster. I got more stings than honey, and my neighbors now call me "The Buzz Lightyear of 5th Street." Not exactly the "first" I was aiming for! 🚀 But you know what? That spectacular failure taught me more than any success ever could. It got me thinking about what "being first" really means in business: 1. Amazon: First to make online shopping mainstream. Jeff Bezos took a sting or two, but look at them now! 📦 2. Netflix: First to stream video content. Remember when we thought Blockbuster would be around forever? 🍿 3. Apple: First with a user-friendly smartphone. They sure made those physical keyboards look prehistoric! 📱 4. Airbnb: First to make strangers' homes seem like a good place to vacation. Talk about a trust exercise! 🏠 But here's the kicker - none of these were actually "first." They were just the first to do it right. Now, I'm not saying we should all go out and fail spectacularly (although it is kind of fun). But maybe "being first" is less about beating others and more about beating our own fears and doubts. As my grandma always said, "If you're not first, you're last... to realize that being first doesn't always matter." Wise words, Grandma. Wise words. 👵 So, here's to all of us trying something new, stepping out of our comfort zones, and being "first" in our own unique ways. Whether it's disrupting an industry, starting a side hustle, or yes, even urban beekeeping. And hey, if anyone needs any slightly used beekeeping equipment, hit me up. It pairs great with calamine lotion and a million-dollar idea! 🍯🧴💡 #FirstMoverAdvantage #InnovateOrDie #FailForwardFriday #BeeBold #GennadiyVaksman #GV #MrG #Gennadiy ------------------------------ ✅️ I share content that I find unique, inventive, and distinctively cool.  ✅️ Follow me for more updates: Gennadiy Vaksman ✅️ Stay tuned for my latest content by ringing the bell icon (🔔) at the top right corner of my profile. ------------------------------

#RBAglossary The rabona is a trick where a player crosses their kicking leg behind their standing leg to strike the ball, often used to add flair or compensate for a weaker foot. For instance, a right-footed player approaching the goal from the left side might lack confidence in their left-footed shot, so they use a rabona to take a stronger, more accurate shot with their dominant foot. Another scenario is when a right-footed winger is setting up a cross from the left flank and prefers not to cut inside. Even for players confident with both feet, the rabona can be an effective offensive move, catching defenders off guard or simply showcasing their skills. This complex move, originating from Argentina in 1948 and popularised in the 1970s by Giovanni Roccotelli, requires precision and practice. The term "rabona" comes from the Argentine phrase for "playing hooky," as it symbolises skipping the use of a weak foot. #FIFA World Cup 2022 winner and #SLBenfica player Angel Di Maria is known as a master of such tricks. https://buff.ly/47oiB02 #football #soccer #footballanalysis #RBAanalysis ---------------- Follow us for more insights!

1 Corinthians 15:41 KJV There is one glory of the sun, and another glory of the moon, and another glory of the stars: for one star differeth from another star in glory. You be a champion anywhere be it where ever you are. A champion train secretly. Every champion has a scar on him. Show us your scar. Grace does not have shortcut process. Champion are men who do business in high sea. #14daylinkedinchallenge #GoHardorGoHome #personaldevelopmentandgrowth Idowu Aderonke

Winning is more than just a Trophy..

What's the difference between what courage looks like and feels like? There are countless paragons of bravery for us to look up to. But what does courage mean in our own lives? Some of the greatest thinkers trace courage and cowardice to the same root. Wrestling with that allowed me to face some of my biggest fears and make a dramatic jump in careers. Read more in the link below: https://lnkd.in/eHksFKcg

Sometimes, we fight and believe that we are the owners of reason and we don't believe that anyone can do better than us... Because our self-esteem is really good. This can generate conflicts... Knowing how to recognize that they can do better than us and celebrate together in victories, that's where true champions live. Watch the video and recognize a true champion.

Excellence is the key.