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- League of Legends pro gamer Faker's continuous effort and humility led him to four World Championship wins.
- Faker has maintained his position at the top for ten years without losing his passion for the game and gratitude.
- Faker's story shows that continuous effort, humility, and gratitude are crucial factors in achieving success.
Faker, Photo=T1 Facebook Page
At the end of last year, T1 won the League of Legends World Championship (Worlds) finals held in Seoul. This achievement marks T1's fourth Worlds championship. Faker can be considered as the key player in this victory.
Despite his young age, Faker is a living legend in the world of League of Legends. He has achieved great wealth and fame as one of the top esports players. Usually, when someone reaches the top, they become arrogant or complacent, but Faker is not like that. Instead, he shows great humility, like the proverb "The more rice ripens, the lower it bends its head." I am learning a lot from Faker.
1. Faker boasts an incredible career, including 4 Worlds championships, 10 Korean League of Legends league championships, 2 MSI championships, and an Asian Games gold medal. He is only 28 years old. His salary is not publicly disclosed, but it is considered to be top-tier.
2. Faker still says that he enjoys the game, League of Legends. Even after 10 years of being a League of Legends player, he still enjoys the game and his skills are still outstanding.
3. Even though he could get tired of the game or competition, he expresses gratitude instead. After a recent match against the team KT, he shared his feelings about playing his 100th match against Bdd and Deft, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to play 100 matches against such players. He also mentions that while he used to focus solely on winning, he now expresses gratitude for being able to play professionally.
4. League of Legends commentator CloudTempler (hereafter referred to as "CloudTempler") said about Faker, "It is difficult to be number one, but it is even more difficult to stay at the top. And it's even more difficult to fall from the top and climb back up." Faker had his peak and experienced a temporary decline, but he climbed back up to the top.
He is younger than me, but I have learned a lot from him. At work, I have received a lot of praise and recognition from others, but sometimes it can be poisonous. I think arrogantly, "I know best and I'm the best, so why don't they listen to me?" Selfish thoughts take over, and I find myself unable to perform properly.
Also, I sometimes have complaints about why I'm working at this place instead of being grateful for being able to work. I should also be able to work hard and endure, but I lack that aspect.
As I move forward with a new job title, I resolve to work hard and challenge myself consistently and faithfully, taking inspiration from Faker. I should strive to work hard because I am lacking now, continue to learn even when I become the best, and remain humble and grateful even when I reach the top.