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Here's a factual point of view that won't be popular in Singapore, Max Maeder is a loser: "Singapore kitefoiler Max Maeder wins Olympic bronze on National Day". There have already been and will continue to be posts on social media and in various Singapore media outlets from ST to CNA saying that our kite foiler, Max Maeder, is a "winner" even though he came 3rd and that we should celebrate this! FACT Check! Nope. He can't be a winner if he came third. Third by definition is not only not a winner but not even a runner up! He's a loser. Do you think Max is calling himself a winner today? If he had self respect and ambition then the answer would be no. Why do we celerate coming 3rd? Is that all that we're good for? 3rd? How many footballers who come 2nd in the league or lose a cup final call themselves winners? None. They know the score. They are losers. They are not winners. There can only be one winner and that was not Max. Next will be the posts that say, "wasn't it amazing for a small country to get bronze", um, no. We offer the 2nd most amount of $ for winning medals of all 200 odd countries at the Olympics. We throw money from the likes of the sycophantic DBS to individuals like Max and previously Schooling, rather than our beleaguered football team, which you will note DBS don't go anywhere near! They know a lost cause when they see one! So it's curious that they will undoubtedly be placing adverts with Max in them as part of their sponsorship saying that he's a winner, when he's not. He is a World Champion and should be applauded as such and he will definitely be an Olympic Champion in the future BUT he is not an Olympic champion today. It's just woke and wrong to say otherwise. Just particpating is not good enough. Winning is all the counts. No one remembers losers, only winners. Hong Kong for example has two gold medalists. They're not mentioning their bronze ones, of which they have double ours, only the winners, their Olympic Champions. So let's not celebrate people losing and let's go for gold and maybe send more than 23 athletes to the games next time? What do you think? Is Max a winner for you or will you agree with me that factually he is in fact a loser and we should face that and not try and cover it up and PR it to say otherwise?

The new Olympic motto is “Citius, Altius, Fortius – Communiter” Translated from Latin means “Faster, Higher, Stronger – Together” As we watch the best of each discipline gather from around the world to compete for gold, silver or bronze, we remind ourselves it's a competition of unity, teamwork & sportsmanship. For all that separates us, there is far more that unites us... Come on Team GB ! https://lnkd.in/enChVRzp

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Recent reverses notwithstanding Indian Hockey will be right up there for Paris 2024. Indian hockey has not had it easy lately. Some tough results in the Pro League has somewhat made the fan restless. With the Olympics just a month away, murmurs have started. Can India do a Tokyo or can they get better? A lesser effort will impact the sport and it could well be a big blow for Indian hockey. My own take it Indian hockey is ready. These results notwithstanding, Paris should be different. India is physically right up there and skill wise we aren’t less to anyone. It is now about self belief and mental toughness. And we have specialists working on these aspects. Most matches we have lost have gone down to the wire and it has been a one goal difference in some cases. Take the match against Germany in the Pro League for example. In the very last minute Harmanpreet had played a long scoop which was anticipated in the striking zone and a real chance was set up. India missed it and the game was lost 2-3. These results can surely be reversed. A strong Paris is evidently possible. With young players like Vivek and Nilkanta oozing confidence, I am hopeful. Craig Fulton is an excellent coach and Harmanpreet a worthy leader. Sreejesh has yet again shown with that one penalty stroke save against GB what he is capable of. Time to back the boys. Olympics Paris 2024 Tata Steel RevSportz Watch this conversation with Vivek and Nilkata as part of our Paris 2024 build up. Thanks to Tata Steel for their support. https://lnkd.in/d74ZEcuZ

The Indian men's hockey team achieved a remarkable milestone by clinching the bronze medal at the Paris 2024 Olympics, marking their second successive podium finish. In a thrilling third-place playoff match, India triumphed over Spain with a 2-1 victory. Skipper Harmanpreet Singh led the charge, scoring both goals for India in the 30th and 33rd minutes. Spain's captain, Marc Miralles, managed to score their only goal in the 18th minute through a penalty stroke. This achievement also serves as a fitting farewell for veteran Indian goalkeeper PR Sreejesh, affectionately known as 'The Great Indian Wall of Hockey,' who concluded his illustrious 18-year career with this match. India's bronze in Paris adds to their storied Olympic legacy, which includes eight gold, one silver, and now, four bronze medals in hockey. #indialogistics #aircargo #seacargo #foodexport #logisticsindia #indian #indianfood #logisticscompany #logisticssolutions  #logisticsservices  #inboundlogistics #outboundlogistics #liquidlogistics #relocationservices #relocationspecialist #globalcompany #supplychainsolution #cargobike #specialdelivery #smallbusiness #materialhandling #cargotruck #SupplyChainAgility #DigitalFreightForwarding #logisticstechnology #SustainableLogistics #InternationalTrade #WarehouseAutomation #LastMileDelivery #BlockchainLogistics #LogisticsConference #FutureofLogistics #SupplyChainInnovation #LogTech #import  #export #supplychain #transportation #maritime  #aviation  #wwl  #worldwidelogistics #logistics #freightforwarders #freightforwarding #chennai #oceanfreight #airfreight  #freight #automobile #pharmaceutical #heavyengineering #renewableenergy #autonomousvehicles  #civilaviation  #airline #manufacturer #manufacturingindustry #wowiz

Mindset, Values and Beliefs! This is another wonderful example of the benefit of a positive mindset, values, beliefs, perseverance, dedication, determination, commitment, sacrifice..... and many other deserving complimentary descriptors, all of which are educated assumptions as I don't know Bryony Page OLY personally. Given the work Integral Leadership Dynamics - Inspire, Lead, Deliver partners on with several organizational individuals and teams globally, I believe some of these positive attributes, behaviors, characteristics and ways of being, might have been adopted by Bryony at some point in her professional sporting career. Whatever they were, and only Bryony Page OLY could tell us, I imagine these have served her well and played a significant part in her truly amazing achievements to progress from Olympic Bronze, to Silver, to Gold in three consecutive games, where so many others have and could sadly fade away..... At some point, as we shift from "good to great", it becomes less about our physical conditioning, skills and experience and more about our mindset, values and beliefs. Well done Bryony Page OLY, on your fantastic achievement at the Paris 2024 - Comité d'organisation des Jeux Olympiques et Paralympiques de 2024. 👏 👏 👏 "How can I expand my focus on skill, knowledge and experience to embrace the significant benefits of an effective mindset, positive values and helpful beliefs?" #mindset #values #beliefs #passion #commitment #determination #perseverance #dedication #determination #sacrifice

Gennadiy Golovkin, President of the NOC Kazakhstan, Chairman of the Olympic Commission of World Boxing participated in the PanamSports General Assembly in Asunción, Paraguay, where he delivered a speech on behalf of World Boxing. In his speech, he stressed the importance of preserving boxing as an Olympic sport and noted the need for intensified joint work in this direction. "It's an honor to be here today at the Panam Sports General Assembly on my first trip as the Chairman of the World Boxing Olympic Commission. Boxing has been an important part of the Olympic program for many years. My passion for this sport, along with my experience starting from Olympian to professional boxer, does not allow me to stay away. I believe that with common efforts we will be able to overcome the current difficulties and protect the legacy of Olympic boxing. Our goal is clear - to strengthen and support Olympic boxing so that it continues to inspire and open the way to big-time sports for many athletes," Golovkin said. Additionally, Hernán Salvo, the Chairman of the Sports Committee and Mike McAtee, the Secretary of the Olympic Commission also took part in the General Assembly from World Boxing. As part of the visit to Paraguay, the World Boxing Olympic Commission held several meetings with the National Olympic Committees of South and North America. Discussions focused on the significance of boxing in Latin America as a cultural and sporting phenomenon. Gennadiy Golovkin noted that the work done at the Panam Sports General Assembly demonstrates World Boxing's intent to continue supporting and developing boxing both on the American continent and internationally. Importantly, the return of boxing to the Olympic program will not only create new opportunities for athletes but also reinforce its status as a significant sport on the global stage. It was noted that with joint efforts, boxing has every chance of further growth and successful development. The World Boxing Congress, scheduled for November 2024 in Colorado Springs (USA), will be an important platform for discussing strategies aimed at developing Olympic boxing, including improving judging and supporting federations. As of now, 48 countries have fully transitioned to World Boxing, with an additional 10 in the process of doing so.