Legacybuilding was a constant motivation from "summary" of VIRAT by Neeraj Jha,Vidhanshu Kumar
Virat's unwavering drive to leave a lasting legacy was a powerful force that propelled him forward in every aspect of his life. This deep-rooted motivation was not just a passing fancy, but a constant source of inspiration that fueled his actions and decisions. From a young age, Virat harbored a burning desire to make a mark on the world, to carve out a path that would be remembered long after he was gone. This relentless pursuit of legacybuilding shaped Virat's mindset and outlook on life. It pushed him to strive for excellence in everything he did, whether it was on the cricket field or in his personal relationships. Virat was not content with mediocrity; he wanted to be the best, to set new standards and break barriers that others deemed impossible. This drive for greatness was not borne out of a desire for fame or recognition, but rather a deep-seated need to leave a meaningful impact on the wor...
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