Quote by Carl Lewis

I always separated sports and my personal life.

I always separated sports and my personal life.

Summary

This quote suggests that the individual has always maintained a clear distinction between their involvement in sports and their personal life. It implies that they believed in compartmentalizing these aspects of their existence, suggesting a desire to keep work or athletic endeavors separate from their personal relationships and experiences. This separation could reflect a desire for balance, ensuring that both sports and personal matters were given their respective attention and space.

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By Carl Lewis

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