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    Stronger tomorrow than today

    Mar 27, 2020 3 minutes
    By Schalk Louw

    some of the greatest success stories all have one thing in common, and that is that hardship isn’t used as an excuse, but as motivation – the motivation to focus not so much on current circumstances, but rather on the opportunities that tomorrow may bring. Famous sports stars like Muhammad Ali (boxing), Niki Lauda (Formula 1) and Tiger Woods (golf) would not be as famous as they are if they didn’t rather focus on a brand-new day during times of hardship.

    Woods is a shining example. Since

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