13/09/2026
🥋🔥 I May Not Be Gifted, But I’m Willing to Repeat Endlessly.
When I take repetition to the extreme, it becomes my talent.
I’ve never considered myself naturally gifted in Taekwon-Do. But what I can do is work harder and repeat more than others.
When I was training, if others practised a pattern a few times, I was willing to practise it 20 times, 30 times, even 50 times.
If it wasn’t good enough, I repeated it.
If the technique wasn’t right, I corrected it and repeated it again.
I cannot control how much talent I was born with, but I can control my effort, my consistency, and how many times I’m willing to repeat.
Over time, those repetitions improved my technique and performance.
What I lacked in natural talent, I built through consistency, hard work and repetition.
Maybe I’m not gifted.
But I can repeat until repetition becomes my talent. 🥋🔥
💭 Now think about this:
Do you think this same mindset can apply to your studies, work, and everyday life?
When you’re not naturally good at something, are you willing to practise, improve, repeat—and keep going until you become good at it?
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🥋🔥 我也许没有天赋，但我愿意不断重复。
当我把重复做到极致，重复就会成为我的天赋。
我从来不觉得自己在跆拳道方面是一个很有天赋的人。
但我知道一件事——我可以比别人更努力，也可以比别人重复更多次。
以前训练的时候，别人练几遍的套路，我愿意练 20遍、30遍，甚至50遍。
做得不够好，就再来一次。
动作不够准确，就纠正，然后继续重复。
我无法决定自己天生有多少天赋，但我可以决定自己付出多少努力、能坚持多久，以及愿意重复多少次。
一次、十次、二十次、五十次……
慢慢地，我的技术进步了，表现也越来越好。
我没有的天赋，我就用坚持、努力和重复把它练出来。
也许我没有天赋，
但我可以不断重复，直到“重复”本身成为我的天赋。 🥋🔥
💭 现在想一想：
你觉得这样的思维方式，也可以运用在你的学习、工作和生活中吗？
当你发现自己没有别人那么有天赋，或者一开始做得不够好时，你是否愿意多练一次、多改一次、多坚持一次，不断重复、不断进步，直到自己真正把它做好？
Coach Chang
Chang Taekwondo Singapore (ITFS) 🇸🇬
