Millennials and gen z complain most often that they don't have time to live. but it's not about the amount of work, it's about the focus. The brain jumps between notifications, tasks, and thoughts, and attention splits like a tiktok feed.
We're used to multitasking, but it doesn't make us more productive—it just makes us tired and annoyed. as a result, there is time, it just doesn't flow there.
Today, you don't have to work harder to be better than others. you need to be able to turn off the noise, plan and keep the focus. Being organized is a new way to stand out.
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Hello everyone. Today we have 6th place
6. Floyd Mayweather Jr.
The highest-grossing boxer of his time, Floyd Mayweather Jr. won world titles in five weight classes and left the ring undefeated with a reputation as one of the most technical, intelligent and disciplined boxers of all time.
Mayweather was born into a boxing family and never seriously considered another profession. He had obvious boxing talent from childhood, but he owes his success to his hard work and determination. He was never accused of addiction to alcohol or drugs, the main vices of many outstanding boxers, and he never entered the ring ill-prepared or without a clear plan for the fight.
In addition, Mayweather has skillfully created an image for himself in the press and in the eyes of the general public, turning his critics and "haters" into those who did not miss a single one of his fights on PPV, expecting his long-awaited defeat.
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Hello everyone. Today we have the 10th place
9. Archie Moore
USA
Years of performances: 1935-63
Track record: 183-24-10 (131 KO)
Archie Moore is known by the nickname "Old Mongoose" for a reason. He got his first fight for the light heavyweight title in his 169th professional bout at the age of 39 and held the world title in this weight class until 1962.
In the twilight of his career, he rose to the heavyweight division, where he boxed with Rocky Marciano, Floyd Patterson and Muhammad Ali.
Moore remains the boxer who held the light heavyweight title the longest and the oldest boxer to hold the championship title — he was 48 when he lost the title. Moore, with his 131 knockout wins, is also ranked among the best knockouts of all time.
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7. Roberto Duran
Roberto Duran boxed professionally in five different decades and became world champion in four weight classes from lightweight to light heavyweight, and it is worth considering that by today's standards, Duran moved up not three, but six weight classes.
Duran is remembered not only for his athletic longevity, but also for his spectacular attacking style, which earned him the nickname "Stone Fists" [Manos de Piedra]. In addition, Duran fought at the same time and in the same weight class with other outstanding boxers, and his fights against Sugar Ray Leonard, Thomas Hearns and Marvin Hagler went down in boxing history.
He is the only person in history to win the Comeback of the Year award. In March of this year, Duran underwent heart surgery, and a month later he participated in the announcement of the fight for the title of absolute world champion.