August 24, 2018 by Tola
In sports young athletes are always told what you can and can’t do. How far you should dream and believe. There comes a time when its important to dream bigger. Part of the sports system which I believe in is to get young athletes ready to believe in their dreams.
Michael Phelps said “you can’t put a limit on anything the more the dream the farther you get”.
One of the benefits of sports for youth is that you have the ability to dream endlessly and thats what Michael Phelps is saying in this episode.
How far you should dream and believe should be determined by you.
This episode of Athlete Maestro, is a motivational one to challenge you to keep dreaming and never put a limit on yourself.
Dreams come true.
Remember, knowing is not enough you must apply, willing is not enough you must do.
Listen below and get in touch if you have any questions tola@athletemaestro.com
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN FROM THIS EPISODE
- With determination anything is possible.
- and more
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TOLA OGUNLEWE
Tola Ogunlewe is a Sports Performance Coach, Sports Lawyer, Father and the creator of Athlete Maestro.
He is a real world mentor to young athletes.
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