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“I don't want to play able-body tennis. I don't want to go to the Olympics. I don't want to be out there with Novak and Medvedev. I want to be me. I'm proud to be me.” quote by Dylan Alcott
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“I don't want to play able-body tennis. I don't want to go to the Olympics. I don't want to be out there with Novak and Medvedev. I want to be me. I'm proud to be me.”

Dylan Alcott

About This Quote

The speaker rejects competitive expectations, embracing authentic self‑identity and pride.

In simple terms: Be yourself and be proud.

Key Takeaway

Embrace personal authenticity.

Themes

identity pride competition

Mood

confident assertive

Type

personal motivational

When to use this quote

  • media pressure
  • public expectations
  • personal branding

Key Concepts

self‑acceptance sports psychology

Questions to Reflect On

  • What defines your sense of self?
  • How do you handle external pressure?
A Different Perspective

External validation may still affect self‑esteem.

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