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Athletic ability is so important: some are born with it, a genetic mix of physical and mental coordination, while others build and gain their place Through more profound work, more often than not, workers have a stronger mentality in belief and resolution than naturally gifted people, which can lead to neglect the mentality in his creation of "celebrity." 19659001] KAZAN, RUSSIA – JULY 6, 2018: Brazilian Neymar da Silva reacts after a quarter-final match between Knockout Stage between Brazil and Belgium at Kazan Arena at the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia. Belgium won 2 1. Yegor Aleyev / TASS (1965-19002) Mentality maintains brilliance, composure, self-control and strength of soul All the skills and talents of the athletes are wasted and broken like the wasting waves with be the stony shore if their mental attitude is bad.This perception of "celebrity" or shine and m entality was seen in Russia in 2018.
Look at the Neymar of Brazil. Many attribute Brazil's exit from the World Cup to their visible breakthrough of the attacks on Neymar, hoping that it would offer the world-class individual skill it has shown, but that it has rarely delivered in Russia .
Was this failure not due to Neymar's perceived luster? He is perceived as brilliant, but if he does not play for himself, for his own status, he seems to fall short.
Neymar's vortex actually weakened the Brazilian collective effort. The agile Neymar, with a nimble and lively build, turns out to be a hot head supported by a talented team. When the pressure was high and the games were tight, the lack of self-control replaced by jostling or selfish decisions to show his deception instead of a calculated overtaking, is a true testament to his lack of mental courage and altruism as a player
The stroke of Neymar's rainbow against Costa Rica was a dramatic bloom in a game in which he had been largely useless. Such an action was that of selfishness, playing for oneself, and conveying immaturity and a bad mental attitude. All these actions were replaced by Neymar rolling on the grass, in a clear act of theatricality and lies, for a total of 13 minutes and 50 seconds between four matches; bad service to his nation, his prize, his fans, his kids and football.
For all his talent, is it really worth 222 million euros? No, but not because European football is in an inflationary spiral. Neymar does not have the mental balance and kindness that any one of his talent and age should have to compete with his "big-neighbor" status. His perceived brilliance was exposed. Unlike Neymar, the French Kylian Mbappe had a dazzling performance, but was related to Neymar during the fierce victory of France against Uruguay. Mbappe faced Cristian Rodriguez in a draw. way and goaded the South Americans with a demonstration pass on the edge of the box. This moment echoed Neymar's rainbow film against Costa Rica earlier in the tournament.
Mbappe is also perceived as brilliant and has a price to pay to show that he is 19 years old and has an estimate of 150 million and full of nascent potential. However, he seems to mimic Neymar's choices, having witnessed the adulation that Neymar wins with his dribbling penchant and his taste for the spectacular. Such actions are excusable at the Parc des Princes in Paris-Saint-Germain, where loyal customers and fans feed on these daring demonstrations, but are a bad style for the advertised star that 's all about. he is.
He may be young, but when he is too relaxed, Mbappe tends to voluntarily embarrass opponents or demonstration boats. It could dissipate in the early twenties, but if it continues, it will hurt his intelligence by constantly underestimating his opponents and losing the ball, playing for his ego instead of going through, choosing to flaunt cheating . the ego is growing. His brilliance and "celebrity" would be another poisonous thing to watch because he lacks coolness, kindness and mental courage.
A final note would be the perception of the brilliance of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi at the World Cup. It seems that Ronaldo has lived up to this perception, unlike Messi. This perception has occurred again because of the mentality: Ronaldo has largely carried a Portugal now hollowed out, but once stubborn, while Messi has collapsed with a stronger Argentina.
Teams go through cycles like all life systems. Holland is in a downtrend; Italy too. Portugal is entering the same cycle now but we should rename it "Ronaldogal" because without it, Portugal would have been shot down by Spain and would not have progressed to the playoff stages without its ability to keep a strong mentality in the face of tough opponents. He was the talisman of a poor Portuguese team and did not lower his head. He remained calm under pressure and played. He seemed to lead and maintained his mental courage.
On the other hand, Messi failed to meet the expectations. The argument of support is because his teammates were not enough. If they had created enough opportunities for him to show off his brilliance, then he could have won for them. It's misleading when you consider Ronaldo's team. At least Messi had players like Sergio Agüero and Ángel Di María, prominent and largely overpaid Manchester City and Manchester United teams, as well as Gonzalo Higuaín, Marcos Acuña and Javier Mascherano.
the spirit and that is what separates the two. This is why the perception has occurred, because once again, Messi has dropped his head while the matches have turned into endless struggles.
Messi did the same thing after Chile's surprise defeat at the 2015 Copa America after, showing a lack of mental courage. Messi can be just wonderful to watch with more goals for the club and the country than Ronaldo with a ratio of 0.80 per game and 0.71 goals per game, and being the youngest of the two, Messi is mentally inconsistent and can stifle. Even the firm and firm defeatists and agitated to read this need to understand this does not tire credulity.
In conclusion, the celebrity and brilliance achieved through raw talent means nothing if you do not have a good mentality. Despite all the perceived brilliance of Neymar, his mentality really undermines his status as the world's best future. Similarly, for the French Mbappe, he may have talent, but if he does not mature or develop a cool humility, he will become another star of toxic football.
And while many perceive Messi as this great anomaly, he has a chink in his armor: being unable to persevere in difficult times. Perhaps Ronaldo (112 million euros), for all his talents and enviable flaws, must he be recognized for his physical gifts and mental abilities, and while the others are seen as brilliant and stars, the mental component of his celebrity is still neglected.
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Athletic abilities are so important: some are born with, a genetic mix of physical and mental coordination, while others build and gain their place through deep work and perseverance. workers have a stronger mentality in conviction and resolution than naturally gifted, which can lead to neglect the mentality in his creation of "star"
KAZAN, RUSSIA – JULY 6, 2018: The Brazilian Neymar da Silva reacts match quarter-final between Brazil and Belgium at Kazan Arena at the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia, Belgium won 2 to 1. Yegor Aleyev / TASS (Photo by Yegor AleyevTASS via Getty Images)
Mentality keeps bright, freshness, balance and strength of soul.The talents and talents of all sports stars are wasted and broken like the washing of the waves against the r stony ivage if their mental attitude is bad. This perception of "celebrity" or brilliance and mentality was seen in Russia in 2018.
Look at the Neymar of Brazil. Many attribute Brazil's exit to the World Cup through their visible efforts towards Neymar, hoping that it would provide the world-class individual skill it has shown, but that it rarely delivered in Russia.
to the perceived luster of Neymar? He is perceived as brilliant, but if he does not play for himself, for his own status, he seems to fall short.
Neymar's vortex actually weakened the Brazilian collective effort. The agile Neymar, with a nimble and lively build, turns out to be a hot head supported by a talented team. When the pressure was high and the games were tight, the lack of self-control replaced by jostling or selfish decisions to show his deception instead of a calculated overtaking, is a true testament to his lack of mental courage and altruism as a player
The stroke of Neymar's rainbow against Costa Rica was a dramatic bloom in a game in which he had been largely useless. Such an action was that of selfishness, playing for oneself, and conveying immaturity and a bad mental attitude. All these actions were replaced by Neymar rolling on the grass, in a clear act of theatricality and lies, for a total of 13 minutes and 50 seconds between four matches; bad service to his nation, his prize, his fans, his kids and football.
For all his talent, is it really worth 222 million euros? No, but not because European football is in an inflationary spiral. Neymar does not have the mental balance and kindness that any one of his talent and age should have to compete with his "big-neighbor" status. His perceived brilliance was exposed. Unlike Neymar, the French Kylian Mbappe had a dazzling performance, but was related to Neymar during the fierce victory of France against Uruguay. Mbappe faced Cristian Rodriguez in a draw. way and goaded the South Americans with a demonstration pass on the edge of the box. This moment echoed Neymar's rainbow film against Costa Rica earlier in the tournament.
Mbappe is also perceived as brilliant and has a price to pay to show that he is 19 years old and has an estimate of 150 million and full of nascent potential. However, he seems to mimic Neymar's choices, having witnessed the adulation that Neymar wins with his dribbling penchant and his taste for the spectacular. Such actions are excusable at the Parc des Princes in Paris-Saint-Germain, where loyal customers and fans feed on these daring demonstrations, but are a bad style for the advertised star that 's all about. he is.
He may be young, but when he is too relaxed, Mbappe tends to voluntarily embarrass opponents or demonstration boats. It could dissipate in the early twenties, but if it continues, it will hurt his intelligence by constantly underestimating his opponents and losing the ball, playing for his ego instead of going through, choosing to flaunt cheating . the ego is growing. His brilliance and "celebrity" would be another poisonous thing to watch because he lacks coolness, kindness and mental courage.
A final note would be the perception of the brilliance of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi at the World Cup. It seems that Ronaldo has lived up to this perception, unlike Messi. This perception has occurred again because of the mentality: Ronaldo has largely carried a Portugal now hollowed out, but once stubborn, while Messi has collapsed with a stronger Argentina.
Teams go through cycles like all life systems. Holland is in a downtrend; Italy too. Portugal is entering the same cycle now but we should rename it "Ronaldogal" because without it, Portugal would have been shot down by Spain and would not have progressed to the playoff stages without its ability to keep a strong mentality in the face of tough opponents. He was the talisman of a poor Portuguese team and did not lower his head. He remained calm under pressure and played. He seemed to lead and maintained his mental courage.
On the other hand, Messi failed to meet the expectations. The argument of support is because his teammates were not enough. If they had created enough opportunities for him to show off his brilliance, then he could have won for them. It's misleading when you consider Ronaldo's team. At least Messi had players like Sergio Agüero and Ángel Di María, prominent and largely overpaid Manchester City and Manchester United teams, as well as Gonzalo Higuaín, Marcos Acuña and Javier Mascherano.
the spirit and that is what separates the two. This is why the perception has occurred, because once again, Messi has dropped his head while the matches have turned into endless struggles.
Messi did the same thing after Chile's surprise defeat at the 2015 Copa America after, showing a lack of mental courage. Messi can be just wonderful to watch with more goals for the club and the country than Ronaldo with a ratio of 0.80 per game and 0.71 goals per game, and being the youngest of the two, Messi is mentally inconsistent and can stifle. Even the firm and firm defeatists and agitated to read this need to understand this does not tire credulity.
In conclusion, the celebrity and brilliance achieved through raw talent means nothing if you do not have a good mentality. Despite all the perceived brilliance of Neymar, his mentality really undermines his status as the world's best future. Similarly, for the French Mbappe, he may have talent, but if he does not mature or develop a cool humility, he will become another star of toxic football.
And while many perceive Messi as this great anomaly, he has a chink in his armor: being unable to persevere in difficult times. Perhaps Ronaldo (112 million euros), for all his talents and enviable flaws, must he be recognized for his physical gifts and mental abilities, and while the others are seen as brilliant and stars, the mental component of his celebrity is still neglected.
