How a Mindset of Creating Abundance Has Helped the Best Soccer Players

Article by Zhang Xinyue of Create Abundance

In addition to being among the best soccer players in history, there’s something else Erling Haaland, Carli Lloyd, Fabian Delph, and Cristiano Ronaldo have in common. Each of these esteemed footballers is a proponent and practitioner of meditation. They have each touted the benefits of practicing mindfulness and a mindset of creating abundance for their performance on the pitch.

On the benefits of meditation, Ronaldo said, “I meditate almost every day, especially working on my breathing. In these moments, I feel like I’m in a bubble… It works. Everyone suffers from stress, and it’s fantastic to be able to get rid of it.”

Similarly, Everton midfielder Fabian Delph has said, “Gael Clichy recommended meditation to me because I was such an all-action guy. It has calmed me down.”

One of the most resounding endorsements for meditation comes from world champion Carli Lloyd, who includes meditation sessions as part of her pre-game preparation. She focuses particularly on creating abundance through positive visualization. She said, “It sounds pretty funny, but over the years and definitely over the last four years, I’ve taken that visualization part to another level. I’ve basically visualized so many different things on the field, making these big plays, scoring goals.”

Mindfulness and positive visualization calms the mind, allowing it to focus on the task of hand. These heightened concentration and focus leads to greater performance and the privilege of playing with joy instead of stress, fear, and pressure. And based on what these athletes have accomplished, it can help you excel at the highest levels of competition.

Zhang Xinyue is the founder of Create Abundance organization and author of the book with the same name. Create Abundance is a book full of advice on practicing body-mind-spirit cultivation. IT aims to promote a meaningful and applicable approach to the philosophical issues in life.

Taking the next step

Article provided by Zhang Xinyue of Create Abundance

Most athletes become hostages in their practice schedule. They give up important tasks in their lives so they can stay at the top of their games. If you aren’t quite ready to become dependent on an assistant rather than a reproducible system, read on.

Many athletes are out of touch with the real world. They do not understand the emotional needs of those around them. They rely on coaches, other athletes, trade magazines and journals to tell them what they should be doing and how well they perform.

You must realize that there is limit to your energy, skills and time. This is especially true for those peak earning years. You can waste a lot of time getting ready to get ready.

When you’re eager for that New Level of Success, the Abundance Mindset can help! Surround yourself with people who can provide you with the necessary insight, teaching and tools to transform your athletic performance. Whether you play for the money or the fun of it, don’t pretend to have all the answers.

You don’t need someone to tell you what’s wrong with your game. Instead, you require the tools and strategies to move in a more positive direction. Create abundance in your life and in your game with techniques that work.

For those who are ready to take the next step, do some meditating to make certain that step is in the best direction. Learn the secrets of winning so you can achieve the incredible success you deserve. As you discover these secrets for your athletic career, you can use them in every area of life.

With many years as a well-known spiritualist leader and teacher in her field, Zhang Xinyue is known for a variety of achievements. Her creation of the Abundance system aims to promote a meaningful and straight forward approach to life’s philosophical issues. In 2012 she wrote her best-selling book Create Abundance. The book is a collection of quotes containing words of wisdom on how to develop body-mind-spirit cultivation.

Her book was released initially in Chinese, but it is also available in English and other languages now. A second version of the book has also recently been released.