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#Venus williams mic drop how to
In order to channel more of that Venus energy - for those of us non-Grand Slam winners who might for various reasons have somewhat lower reserves of self-confidence - we recommend this short and sweet piece on how to be less hard on yourself from the Harvard Business Review. Female athletes like Naomi Osaka get pestered.” The uproar also serves as a reminder of the unequal playing field female athletes are forced to compete on, as adroitly argued in the piece titled, “ At news conferences, male athletes get to be athletes. Fans, fellow athletes (including Williams and her sister Serena) and sponsors supported Osaka’s decision to prioritize her mental health and said it was a persistent issue in the sports industry.
The athlete’s mic-drop response came in the wake of Naomi Osaka’s much publicized exit from the French Open after she was fined for declining media interviews that she said triggered anxiety and depression.
So, no matter what you say or what you write, you’ll never light a candle to me.” More of that Venus Williams energy, please! When asked how she handles intense media pressure, the tennis superstar answered bluntly, accurately and awesomely: “I know every single person asking me a question can’t play as well as I can and never will.
‘No matter what you say or what you write, you’ll never light a candle to me.’ 🔥🔥🔥
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