Many of the world’s best athletes have not become the best because they have the most outstanding technique, the best genetics or the greatest endurance. Nor because they had the best coaches, the richest parents or the ideal environment.
They became the best because they wanted to be the best.

They have always visualised who they want to be and what they want to achieve. They managed to divide their big goals into clever intermediate stages and learnt to be positive, compassionate and attentive towards themselves. Most of them have unconsciously transformed themselves into the best version of themselves. Through a form of magic that is often mistakenly understood as the secret art of harnessing supernatural or alien powers. Magic is the art of utilising potentials that are already within you but are currently still dormant and often blocked by your own mind.

It is not about magic, but the magic of inner transformation. Not into an invincible, self-important and unapproachable superhuman who towers above everything and doesn’t like himself – but rather into a person who is moved, who can marvel, who feels alive and engages with his own spirit. In other words, an upright person who is in attentive contact with himself and the world.