Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios, who has been on a break from tennis since his return to action at this year’s Australian Open, has put out another inspiring message for his fans and followers.

Tagging a long, heartfelt message along with an image of himself on his official Instagram page, Kyrgios exhorted his fans not to be too consumed by negativity and learn to accept failure.

The maverick star, who fell in the third round at Melbourne Park after leading by two sets against reigning US Open champion Dominic Thiem, revealed that there are days when things get overbearing and he feels like crying.

Nick Kyrgios reveals he often feels like crying when things get overwhelming

“Let me remind you that everyone has terrible days. It’s OK, I can’t stress this enough, some days I literally feel like crying because things are overwhelming,” Kyrgios wrote.

He said that his fans can always fall back on his strength and support every time they feel low.

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The Aussie added that be it personal or on the work front, one should always stay on the “right path.”

Kyrgios advises fans to stay on the ‘right path’

“Whether it be work, family, personal, continue to stay on the right path. I’m always sending my strength to YOU,” Kyrgios, who is currently ranked 56th in singles, wrote.

The burly Canberra lad, who came out with his struggles with depression and announced a break from tennis last year, said unlike what most people think, his victories on court come second to putting smiles on people’s faces.

“So many people think that my victories are on the tennis court, but my biggest victory is making sure that I can spread the word and continue to make people realize how beautiful this world is (emoji), BE HAPPY, this can all be taken away in an instant,” Kyrgios wrote.

He added that the most important thing is for people to smile, be comfortable in their “own skin” and believe, “You are ALWAYS enough.”

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