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Achieving Greatness<\/h1>\n
Take inspiration from Cara, Jodie & Hannah as they open up about how to set goals \u2014 and make them happen<\/div>\n
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She is a supermodel, actress, LGBTQI+advocate and successful business woman \u2013 Cara Delevigne. Meanwhile, sprinter Jodie Williams and her sister, current British 200m champion Hannah Williams, have wowed the world with their athletic pursuits.\u00a0Based on an article published on Elle UK, the three women reveal how they each strive for greatness and describe the personal mindset that has helped them fulfill their goals.<\/span>\n<\/div>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n
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\u2018All day, every day! Face your fears and step out of your comfort zone while staying true to your voice and using it.\u2019<\/p>\n– Cara Delevingne <\/div>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n

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What does greatness mean to you?\n<\/strong>Cara: To me, greatness is individual. I think every person\u2019s version of greatness is dependent on their own experience, their own ability to rise above doubt and fear and to step into the reasons that drive them.\nCan you recall the key moment when you first felt you had achieved success?\n<\/strong>Cara: I think buying my dream house and creating a home and foundation that I had built myself. Physically and metaphorically.\nWhat challenges have you faced on your path to greatness?\n<\/strong>Cara: I hold myself to a very high standard so sometimes I have a hard time acknowledging that what I\u2019ve done is great and only strive to do greater. I think it\u2019s been a great motivator but also been a challenge in enjoying the achievements as they happen.\nWhat mistakes have you made and what have you learned from them?\n<\/strong>Cara: The pandemic really taught me the importance of slowing down. \u00a0I used to go 100 miles per hour, traveling all of the time for work, and not taking many days off. It definitely took a toll on me physically, mentally and also on my relationships with others. I don\u2019t think I\u2019ll ever go back to not making time for myself.\n<\/div>\n <\/div>\n
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What has been the greatest moment in your career so far?\n<\/strong>Cara: I\u2019ve had so many incredible experiences in my career so it\u2019s very hard to pick just one. I think it\u2019s hard to identify those great moments while they are happening. I think these days, I am really proud of the great moments I have been able to achieve in terms of activism, work within the LGBTQI+ community, work with my foundation and also with eco resolution and initiative earth.\nHow has ambition helped you in your career?\n<\/strong>Cara: I have big dreams and big aspirations. It\u2019s helped in my career because I don\u2019t want to stop trying to better myself. I wasn\u2019t always like that. It took me realizing that things like depressions and anxiety don\u2019t define you or make you any less of a person. It just means that underneath it all is something special but you have to work hard to find it.\n\nWho motivates you to be great at what you do?\n<\/strong>Cara: I am lucky to work with some of the most amazing people in the world. I\u2019m constantly inspired by the people I\u2019m surrounded by.\nHow important is it to keep a positive mindset when striving for success?\n<\/strong>Cara: Oh, it\u2019s incredibly important. \u00a0I work very closely with my yoga teacher Colin to help me keep my mind in a positive space. It\u2019s something I work very hard to maintain.\n<\/div>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n
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I\u2019m most proud of my ability to turn negative experiences into motivation and drive to do better.<\/p>\nJodie Williams<\/div>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n

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What does greatness mean to you?<\/strong>\nJodie: \u2018To me, greatness is remaining true to yourself no matter how much external \u201csuccess\u201d comes your way. It means raising others up and standing firm in what you believe in.\u2019\nWhat has been the greatest moment in your career so far?<\/strong>\nJodie:\u00a0\u2018I don\u2019t think I have a particular moment. I used to put great value on medals and external validation, but as I\u2019ve grown these things mean less and less. I think what I\u2019m most proud of in my career is my ability to turn negative experiences \u2013 injuries, disappointing performances \u2013 into motivation and to drive to be better and to do better.\u2019\nHave you ever contemplated quitting? <\/strong>\nJodie:\u00a0\u2018Yes! There have been years where injury setbacks and health problems have heavily impacted my performances and when these things come one after another it can feel like you\u2019re fighting a losing battle. What stopped me was simply my drive to be the best. I have an insatiable need to see things through and always felt like I had unfinished business.\nHow does your mindset influence your performance? <\/strong>\nJodie: \u2018Mindset is definitely important, but I try not let it affect my performances too much. This was a big lesson for me. My sport is hugely mental and over the years I\u2019ve learned to put my emotions to the side when on the track and focus in on the task at hand. Motivation is fickle, so learning to be disciplined on the days where I\u2019m not really feeling it or I just outright do not want to be there has been a big game-changer.\u2019\nWhat helps to keep you focused on achieving goals?<\/strong>\nJodie: \u2018I\u2019m a big-picture person and constantly looking ahead (it\u2019s not always my best quality!). I like to look at the end goal and then break that down into easy, achievable steps. This keeps me motivated and stops me from getting bogged down in the mindset of not seeing progress, because I know the small things I\u2019m ticking off my list eventually lead to my final destination.\u2019\n<\/div>\n <\/div>\n
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What would you like to achieve in your career going forward?<\/strong>\nJodie: \u2018I\u2019d of course like to achieve global medals. The next few years for me are the peak years and I\u2019ll definitely be looking at getting on that podium. However, I want to look back on my career and know that not only did I achieve medals and top-level sporting success but that I also used that success to raise others up and open doors for people along the way. My true passions lie in empowering young girls and women. I have the privilege to speak and be heard, so I feel I must give that voice to those who don\u2019t have such luxuries, and speak up on their behalf.\u2019\n\u2018I\u2019m a big-picture person and constantly looking ahead (it\u2019s not always my best quality!). I like to look at the end goal and then break that down into easy, achievable steps. This keeps me motivated and stops me from getting bogged down in the mindset of not seeing progress, because I know the small things I\u2019m ticking off my list eventually lead to my final destination.\u2019\nWhat would you like to achieve in your career going forward?<\/strong>\nJodie: \u2018I\u2019d of course like to achieve global medals. The next few years for me are the peak years and I\u2019ll definitely be looking at getting on that podium. However, I want to look back on my career and know that not only did I achieve medals and top-level sporting success but that I also used that success to raise others up and open doors for people along the way. My true passions lie in empowering young girls and women. I have the privilege to speak and be heard, so I feel I must give that voice to those who don\u2019t have such luxuries, and speak up on their behalf.\u2019\n<\/div>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n
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I turn to myself for motivation. You can\u2019t rely on external sources to motivate you; you need to find it within yourself. <\/p>\nHANNAH WILLIAMS<\/div>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n

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What does greatness mean to you?<\/strong>\nHannah: \u2018Greatness to me means achieving whatever you put your mind to and seeing no limits. It means being fearless and being the best version of yourself.\u2019\nWhat has been the greatest moment in your career so far?<\/strong>\nHannah: \u2018The greatest moment in my career so far would have to be winning the 200m at British Championships last year. This meant a lot to me, as I found lock-down last year really hard mentally, going from training with my group and aiming towards the Olympics to training by myself on a grass pitch with no competitions and aims for the season. \u2018I tried to stay as motivated as I could during the season, so when the British Championships were confirmed it gave my training much more purpose. Coming away with a win in my secondary event was just such an amazing feeling and proved to me that all the hard lockdown days training by myself were worth it.\u2019\nAre there moments in your career when you feel like you\u2019ve failed? <\/strong>\nHannah: \u2018Yes, there are a lot of moments in my career where I feel as though I failed, whether that be missing out on a final by 0.01, not qualifying for a championships, getting injured or underperforming on the day. Feeling like you\u2019ve failed yourself is a horrible feeling, I usually let myself feel sad for a couple of days and then after that use it as motivation to do better next time.\n\u00a0\n<\/div>\n <\/div>\n
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I feel as though setbacks always give you a extra bit of motivation and drive to be the best you can be.\u2019\nHow do you deal with comparisons to your sister?<\/strong>\nHannah: \u2018When I was younger I was constantly being compared to my sister. It was very demotivating as I felt like my performances were never good enough, especially as I was doing the same event as her. I stopped training for a while as I hated the constant comparison and not feeling good enough.\n\u2018When I started training again, I changed event to the 400m, which helped a lot as there was no comparison to Jodie. Now I\u2019m older I\u2019ve realised that our careers and our progressions are different, and it doesn\u2019t mean that I\u2019m not good enough or have failed. It\u2019s just that we\u2019re different people with different paths.\u2019\nWhat motivates you to achieve your goals?<\/strong>\nHannah: \u2018I turn to myself for motivation. You can\u2019t rely on external sources to motivate you; you need to find it within yourself. When I need motivation, I think about all the things I want to achieve and how hard I need to work to achieve my goals.\u2019\n<\/div>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n
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ABOUT ONLY SEE GREAT<\/h2>\n

This year, we take you into the minds of our athletes and ambassadors with our campaign \u2018Only See Great\u2019, spreading a vision of hope, optimism and self-belief following one of the most challenging years in quite some time. At CATch Up, we\u2019re talking to PUMA managers, athletes and ambassadors around the world to see what \u201cOnly See Great\u201d means to them.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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PUMA AND CARA DELEVINGNE CO-CREATE NEW ECO-CONSCIOUS YOGA COLLECTION<\/h4>\n\t\t\t
\n\t\t\t\tNamaste! PUMA and international model, actress, and activist Cara Delevingne have co-created Exhale, a new eco-conscious yoga collection.\u00a0\n\n\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\tleer la historia<\/a>\n\t\t<\/div>\n\t
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Only See Great: Interview with PUMA GM Russia and Ukraine Vladimir Gorobets<\/h4>\n\t\t\t
\n\t\t\t\tHe ramped up PUMA\u2019s retail business in Russia and Ukraine and he now has set his sights on firmly establishing PUMA as a sports brand in his markets. We caught up with Vladimir Gorobets, General Manager of PUMA Russia and Ukraine, to talk about his career, the peculiarities of PUMA\u2019s business in those countries as well as well as his vision for the future.\nAt first sight, Russia and Ukraine are not difficult markets. \u201cOur favorite shoe is the ST Runner in a triple black colorway,\u201d Vladimir smiles. \u201cNothing dramatic: simple, stylish, black and practical.\u201d The long winters in both countries also require a solid line-up of winterized outfits.\nBut that where it stops being simple. In order to push high-end products to customers, you have to set up your own retail infrastructure, which is exactly what Vladimir did during his more than 15 years at PUMA.\nWhen Vladimir was 24, he joined PUMA in his native Ukraine, where he took on the project of establishing owned-and-operated retail stores in the country. \u201cWhen I started in Ukraine, we had one store,\u201d Vladimir recalls. In just 3 years\u2019 time, Vladimir and his team opened 20 PUMA shops in the country.\nFollowing his success in Ukraine, Vladimir joined the PUMA Russia team as Head of Retail. \u201cWhen I came to Russia, retail was about 35 percent of the business, five years later it was 50\/50, now retail is the majority of the business,\u201d he says \u2013 an impressive track record which eventually saw him get promoted to GM of Russia and Ukraine. But Vladimir says that career planning was never the thing that made him get up in the morning.\n\u201cTo be honest, I focused on what was right for the brand. I didn\u2019t think much about career planning. There was no magic moment, just steady performance over the years,\u201d he says.\n\n\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\tleer la historia<\/a>\n\t\t<\/div>\n\t
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Yoga Therapy Session with Cara Delevingne<\/h4>\n\t\t\t
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