This one habit or mindset displayed during a sport is still something that inspires me to take risks and it has helped me achieve a few unthinkable milestones. This is from the game of carrom board. I was not great at it but folks around me played really well, including my younger sibling, my maternal uncles, my father, and lots of family members. So as one can imagine I wanted to play and continue to sharpen my game. I basically didn’t want to sit on the fence. During the game, I’d lose many times as the family, when they got their turn, would finish all the coins. So when it was my turn, instead of trying to spoil other’s coins, I’d focus on pocketing my coins instead. Through this habit of completing what I can instead of focusing on what is uncontrollable, I have emerged successful. Till date when confronted with new territory I’d use this technique of focusing on what I know and uncovering more things that are familiar as much as I can.