What if losing wasn’t defeat—but the quietest kind of victory? 3 psychological truths behind every athlete’s comeback

What if losing wasn’t defeat—but the quietest kind of victory? 3 psychological truths behind every athlete’s comeback

I’ve sat in my London flat, watching replays of games that ended in silence—not with cheers, but with breath. This isn’t about trophies; it’s about the unseen weight of resilience. I write this not as a fan, but as someone who once lost and kept going. Here, failure doesn’t erase dignity—it rewrites it. These three truths are for those who still show up, even when no one is watching.