Cure is outer and improvement is inner | Defeated 7 year office champion

“Its not too easy to surpass the champion but still if you have faith in your skill and you know your inner freedom then everything is possible”

I have started playing table tennis 2.5 years back and after putting my consistent effort to learn table tennis, I have reached to the level that I can play with my office champions although I am not that skilled player who can defeat all the time but that’s the fact that I at-least give them a challenge to let them know that a new champion is on the way.

As I always participated in my office Table Tennis tournament since 2015 but defeated very badly consecutive two years but that didn’t stop me to play because  I am the one who knows  “how much I am improving and How much I improved” so this year again I participated and won all the league matches by my consistent “Chop & Smash” this term is for Table tennis so you can take it as a “single and double” in cricket match.

After entering in the semi final’s. I have got to know my match will be against the 7 year champion and I was bit sad or scared. Oh my God !!! now I was sure that I will be defeated by him badly but in the corner of my heart I had also the feeling of winning strokes and moment of victory due to my uneven and I call it “unique skills” again I am emphasizing on the term “Cure versus improvement”. Cure is outer but improvement is inner – this lines has itself a very deep understanding that no one knows from deep only they can see you 10% but you are the only one who knows your potential and extraordinary skills which tends to create inner belief and inner freedom.

Finally During my semi final match – My focus was on my skills that how consistently – I can be calm and I can be effective that’s what was the key to my success. I defeated him on straight two sets of table tennis match – 21/18 and 21/13 which was stunning approx 50 people were watching my match including my manager and etc. Pressure was at peak but at the same time inner belief  was too at the peak and that’s the only reason which transformed my efforts to my success and yes I won the match. Everyone was cheering and very happy for me.

so this was the very small story but have lot of moral, learning and adaption thank you everyone who is reading my real story.

Vishal Gupta