Tom Brady is telling his own story and doing it at his own pace
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It’s a place where he doesn’t “have to take on all the issues of the world,” as he tells Chopra, a place that is “nourishing your soul in a way.”The great former New York Yankees performance coach Dana Cavalea has remarked that elite athletes, for all that they punish their bodies, tend to lead less stressful lives compared with the rest of us. There is peace and calm in the rigid structure of their days, because “people who own their schedules own their lives,” he says.As Brady moves into his unprecedented mid-40s, he has only gotten more preemptive and intentional with the schedule and stations of his life. Instead, he cleared out space for himself and built his own narrative, and that’s a feat mightily worth respecting, worth more than a Super Bowl.Jerry Brewer: Mike Tomlin shows how rare real opportunity is for Black coaches“Maybe it’s not about being understood by everyone else but understanding for himself, ‘How did this happen?’ ” Chopra says.
As said here by Sally Jenkins