Mike Tyson Names the Most Powerful Element For Success

Enormous heavyweight boxers came and went, but no one could match the captivating aura of Mike Tyson. Right from his first boxing outing in 1985, until today, ‘Iron’ Mike has remained a top-tier name in the sport.

He lured fans for his in-ring and outside the game activities as well. Back in the retro boxing era, Tyson became an animated star of the sport, who put his opponents to sleep with extreme confidence.

In a fresh podcast with Hotboxin, the 54-year-old revealed how confidence plays a part in an individual’s life and success.

“Confidence breeds success and success breeds confidence. Confidence is supplied properly super senior genius. There’s nothing like confidence. It’s almost like magic. You can’t even see confidence. Can you see it? You can’t even see it in the person, it comes across as being braggadocios.”

“You can feel it, you just can’t convey it. It’s so difficult to convey it,” said Tyson.

Tyson believes confidence isn’t really visible in a person, but that ultimately drives them towards attaining their prime aim.

He even admitted that people often term confident individuals as arrogant. But, as there’s a thin line between high confidence and an arrogant attitude, whoever catches the right chord between these traces a long pathway for success.

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Mike Tyson – a changed man altogether

‘The Baddest Man On The Planet’ retired from the sport in 2005. As soon as he signed off, ‘Iron’ Mike turned into a total opposite individual of what he was in his elite boxing days. From his retirement until today, he has vowed to positively impact individuals’ lives.

‘Iron’ Mike is a family man now and looks after his family pretty well. He never wants his kids to make the mistakes he made in his younger days.

When he made his charity exhibition comeback, fans got a glimpse of the new version of ‘Iron Mike’. Despite that, he was as ferocious as ever within the squared circle. Even a decade and a half later, he remained confident in his boxing and scalped a draw against Roy Jones Jr on November 28.

Fans will hope Tyson continues to live by these principles and they will look to follow them in their own lives too.

What do you make of Mike Tyson’s view on the most powerful element of success?