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A champion makes a mistake and resets. A fool starts making excuses.
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The speaker uses sport to ask how quickly someone can respond to a mistake. He contrasts a player who keeps complaining and making excuses with a champion who regains balance after losing a point and gets ready to play as well as possible. He does not say that the champion feels no emotion: the point is being able to start again despite having felt the disappointment.
Key points
- Dwelling on excuses after a mistake is contrasted with the ability to start again.
- The champion described quickly regains a balanced state to play as well as possible.
- Emotional recovery is not described as feeling no disappointment about the lost point.
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