Being a true warrior has little to do with football and everything to do with character. True warriors are made from a lifetime on experience, decisions and guidance… Here are some of the principles of a warrior.
- A warrior holds a single focus, the objective, the mission, the goal.
- A warrior loves a battle. A warrior always fights and never gives up, always competing until the final whistle. Warriors overcome challenges and adversity.
- A warrior knows there are no shortcuts and accepts daily discipline as a way of life.
- A warrior has patience – not everything happens according to their timeline.
- A true warrior does the right thing in the face of obstacles and opposition
- A warrior is always humble. A warrior is always focused so never has time to indulge in ego.
- A warrior is courageous. They feel fear but take action anyway.
- A warrior requires 100% mental strength and physical strength.
- A true warrior keeps their head held high, never dropping their head in the face of failure or setback.
- A true warrior stands up for the people that are suffering, team mates that are struggling, friends and colleagues that need help.
- A warrior’s actions speak louder than words.
- A warrior battles with integrity, is honest and has strong moral principles.
- A true warrior fights for the team, leads by example, and isn’t focused on what they can get for themselves.
- A true warrior is brave, faces adversity and learns to take risks. To do this well, warriors learn to stay calm within themselves and access a relaxed state of mind to test their resilience and skill.
- A true warrior is resilient. In life, there’s going to be struggle. Warriors don’t allow external circumstances to shake their spirit.
- A warrior’s health and wellbeing are paramount to fulfilling personal, professional, and team duties.
- A true warrior is disciplined. They have the ability to restrain themselves, to control impulses, desires, or emotions for the sake of improvement.
- A true warrior does not make excuses for failure.
