The Secret Of Becoming A Champion

Today, I’d like to teach you how to become a Champion.

I’d like to teach you how to get Big Returns in your life.

Now if you want small returns, skip this piece. It won’t interest you.

If you want to live a mediocre life, content with mediocre harvests, mediocre results, mediocre rewards, mediocre marriage, a mediocre job, mediocre relationships, mediocre happiness, I repeat: this stuff isn’t for you.

But if you want big returns, big miracles, big blessings, big healing, big happiness—then continue reading. This is for you! Look around you. The Secret of Big Returns is known by champions of the world. Why are they champions? Because they practice the secret.

How Many Sit-Ups Can You Make?

Why is Manny Pacquiao the best pound-for-pound boxing champion in the world?

You and I only see what Manny does on the ring. We don’t see what he does outside the ring. For example, I can do 10 sit-ups comfortably.

One day, to impress my wife, I tried doing 30 sit-ups. I only reached 25. After that, she had to carry me to bed.

Do you know how many sit-ups does Manny Pacquiao make in a day? 100? 200? 500? 1000?

Nope. He does 3000. Every single day. No wonder he’s a champ. No wonder his abs are like steel.

When he’s training before a fight, from Monday to Saturday, he starts at 5:30am and ends at 4:00pm. That’s more than ten hours of rigorous, grueling, hardcore, violent training.
Everyday!

In fact, Coach Freddie Roach says that Manny has one weakness: “Manny has a tendency to over-train, I have to stop him.” That’s dedication.

Why is Manny a champion in boxing?

Because he knows the secret of big returns: He gives his all.

The Guy Couldn’t Miss A Shot

Larry Bird was one of the best basketball players in the history of the game. He was known for his shooting magic.

But it was no magic. It was practice.

After every team practice, he’d be the last player to leave the gym.

While everyone else was taking a shower in the lockers, Larry would close the lights in the court and practice shooting in semi-darkness. Many times, he’d practice three-point shots while closing his eyes. He’d do that everyday.

One day, Larry Bird was making a commercial. The Director instructed him to miss a shot. That was what the scene required. Because his muscle memory was so strong, Larry had to take 10 shots before he missed it!

Why was Larry a champion in basketball?

Because he knew the secret of big returns: He gave his all.

Diabetes Couldn’t Stop The Dancing

Gary Valenciano is “Mr. Pure Energy”.

He’s the only entertainer that has won the Awit Award for Best Male Performer 11 times!

Yet this man has had Type 1 Juvenile Diabetes since he was 14 years old. So far, he’s had 90,000 insulin injections in his body.
Yet his sickness has not stopped him giving his all every single time he’s on stage.

Why is Gary a champion in entertainment? Because he knows the secret of big returns: He gives his all.

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