RE: Unforced Errors
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A famous footballer suffered an injury and he had to undergo surgery and a long rest for the second season of the year.
After everything went smoothly, he returned to training to restore his fitness and body shape. The first season of the following year is ready to be re-entered. However, he did not tell his coach that he did not feel alone when training with his team. In training he encountered several unforce errors.
It became a burden on himself, his good name was at stake in all the matches. Then he went to his team psychologist and told him how he felt. He was relieved after receiving some suggestions.
Long story short, when the first game was over. His coach whispered to him that for the performance of a man recovering from an injury, you played very well. You only need to be on the field and 1 game. Then you will return to the way you used to be.
I intentionally didn't mention the name of the football player, I'm afraid you're not a fan of him.
Keep trying, sir. In a few moments, you will be back to your old self again.
I don't follow football at all, so it doesn't really matter who the player is - but if I am not a fan of his, what does it matter?
At some point, I will accept that I have changed so much that I will never be my old self again - but I am not giving up just yet :)
I really like and respect people who never give up. It will confirm that their positive energy will always be there. You are one of those who always have a lot of positive energy in your life. I always look forward to your posts.