Anthony Joshua
The Catalyst
Ideas with a spark, energy, range and the ability to start things.
Anthony Joshua is a professional boxer known for his tenacity and positive mindset. This interview reveals his leadership style as one that motivates and mobilizes others through personal growth and a commitment to tackling challenges head-on.
“And in such a simple statement, it's such a bold, powerful statement as well. When you truly understand the power of his mind, that shape and his reality, how he's gone 50 and 0, beating X amount of world champions, everyone wants to be Floyd Mayweather in the boxing community. And he said, I never think about losing.”
“So I wish I stayed there for a bit longer looking back because I think that it opened my eyes like past my community, the area I grew up in, I now saw a whole other side of life, right? That was probably like the first holiday or place I'd ever been at that age. And I was about 13, 12, 13. But I was actually told I was going a holiday.”
“That's very, very challenging because when you turn professional, so I come and see you and we negotiate a contract, you can sell out 10 seats. So I'm going to pay you X amount of pounds every time you fight. And you think lovely, sign away three years over the course of 10 fights. You think perfect.”
“Yeah, I would. And then I could donate some of the funds to Ukraine. I feel like it's balanced. Alban negative. That's what I said you. Alban negative I could always create a positive. And at the time, it may be looked at as a wrong thing. People may not agree with it.”
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