‘Not Achieved Overnight’ – Rafael Nadal’s Powerful Advice on Immediacy to Students Graduating From His Academy

The name Rafael Nadal has become synonymous with hard work and determination over the years. The Spaniard proved his mettle yet again by winning the Roland Garros for a record 14th time. Although the 36-year-old made it look easy, he was battling against pain throughout the tournament. However, his performance was flawless and his victory in the final was absolutely dominating.

Being a perfect role model for future generations, the 22-time Grand Slam champion delivered a powerful speech at the graduation ceremony of students at the Rafa Nadal International school.

Nadal on the importance of hard work

While addressing the graduating students, Nadal spoke about how the current generation is getting everything with a click on a mobile phone. However, he reminded students about the importance of hard work and perseverance. Also, he spoke about learning from mistakes and fighting back after a failure.

He said, I know that what is fashionable now is immediacy, and that patience is not a virtue that is highly valued. When we want anything, we just have to pick up the mobile phone and make a purchase. Watch the news, or have the information we need. But today, I would like to remind you that the great goals in life are not achieved overnight, they are achieved by fighting, fighting, and learning from falls. Failure is only bad if you do not know how to get up and fight again.”

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There’s no better person than Nadal to speak about hard work and success. The Spaniard is one of the best tennis players of all time and has shown immense dedication, bearing immense pain and consistently working hard to become the legend he is today.

Rafael Nadal in French Open 2022

Rafael Nadal is undoubtedly the best player in the history of the French Open. The 36-year-old has achieved unparalleled success in the tournament ever since his debut. The ‘King of Clay’ lifted the trophy for a record 14th time.

Also, he became the oldest tennis player to win the tournament. Winning 112 out of 115 matches in the tournament shows the kind of dominance he has had in the tournament.

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Only time will tell if anyone will ever be able to go past his records. What do you think? Will anyone be able to break his record? Let us know in the comments.