Winning Isn't Normal

A famous Keith Bell speech with that title has been essentially ruled in the public domain in an odd opinion. So I could quote it in full, but instead I have asked AI to rewrite it for me:

Victory is rare. Not because victory is wrong, but because by its very nature, it belongs to the few.

Think about it - in any competition, there's only one champion. Whether there are ten competitors or ten thousand, a single person or team claims the prize.

Because victory is extraordinary, it demands extraordinary measures.

To become a champion, you must transcend the ordinary. The masses don't reach the summit. You must dare to be different, to stand apart.

Your choices must reflect uncommon dedication. You must cherish success more deeply than others. You must hunger for it more intensely. Remember this crucial truth: this hunger isn't some mystical gift - it's a conscious choice you make every day. And you must make that choice your compass.

You can't follow the standard training regimen. You must train harder and smarter than the rest.

Your words, thoughts, and actions can't mirror the majority. You can't simply follow the current, do what's expected, or chase what's trendy. You must be willing to chart your own course and consistently choose the path of excellence. The path to victory may be solitary and challenging, but that's precisely the point - because victory belongs to those who dare to be extraordinary.