accept both good and bad
But even though it hurt her passion for hoops, that pain didn’t hinder her desire to grow as a player. And with her strength and time, she found a way to get herself back.
By expressing her emotions through writing, feeling positive by regaining a taste for the little things in life, and most of all by learning to value herself, she was able to get back on track. .
Although the burnout was dark and debilitating, it also helped Allemand reconsider her priorities in life.
Now, she is devoting more time to her family, her desires, and her daily emotions to relieve the excess pressure she was putting on herself. She no longer cares so much about her failures. Instead, she works on reframing them into something positive.
“You have to be able to enjoy the good times and the bad, because the bad is there for a reason, and it exists to help you grow. It means that you are not yet strong enough and ready enough to experience certain situations, ”explains the Belgian.
“I much prefer good times to hard times, but I think we need both in order to someday become the best version of ourselves.” I believe that we can grow much faster because of the negative things that happen to us.” doing.”
At the end of a road littered with pitfalls, success is even more satisfying. EuroBasket The joy he felt when he won not only his 2023 EuroBasket, but also his Euro Cup with ASVEL and the French Championship last spring made him tenfold for Alemán.
And that seems like fair compensation for the Cats’ leader.
Will this OQT actually lead to: 2024 Paris OlympicsAllemand can’t say, but he knows it won’t be easy.
But this time, she’s more prepared to navigate the journey and keep moving forward positively, regardless of what happens next.