“I’m not here to inspire someone to be the best player in the world, because what’s the point? It’s not a fulfilled life. It is filled from a sense of achievement, but does not meet the feelings of the deepest places of your heart.”

If you are not already aware, these are quotes the world’s best golfers, a triple main champion and a player who wins at the rate of PGA tour, which is similar to Tiger Woods and Jack Nickus.

“There are a lot of people who make it what they thought they would fill them in life, and you arrive there, come to the number in the world, and they are like what is the point? I really believe in it, because what is the point? Why do I want to win this tournament so badly?“He asked Scottie Scheffler.

“It’s something I’m fighting everyday. It’s like it appears on masters every year; that’s like why I want to win this golf tournament so badly? Why do I want to win the open championship so badly? I don’t know.

“If I win, it will be great for two minutes. Then we will come to next week, hey, you won two Majorice this year; How important is to you to win the FedExCup Playoffs? And we came back here again.

“We work so hard for such little moments. I’m kind of Sick; I like to put in work. I like to get to exercise. I like to live out of my dreams. But at the end of the day, sometimes I just don’t understand the point. “

The American encounters as happy, and it is a little to suggest that he is mentally fighting. But Scheffler is a very religious and thoughtful man, and the way he spoke with such humility and Poise has launched several questions about the tragedy of ambition and trapped in the world that are so athletes, despite the simple fact that they are human.

“I am blessed to go out here and play golf, but if my golf ever began to influence my home life or ever affected the relationship I have with my wife or my son, it will be the last day I play for a living“said Scheffler.

As fans, we look at athletes as separate subjects living in their sports bubble and have nothing in common with us. They are just the pixels we see on the television screen that can be solved by simply clicking our remote controls.

But as Scheffler clearly became, golf is great, and yet his moments of success and the feeling he gets from him. What true fulfills it is his wife and child.

Recent tragic passing Liverpool forward Diogo Jota And his brother Other Silva Is the example that athletes live in the same world as the USA, and life is so precious. Although they live privilege than most, they are often trifles and small enjoyments that connect us all.

Shortly after the jot’s death saw a tennis star Amanda Anisimova lose 6-0, 6-0 in the Wimbledon final to Iga SwitakThe fall to historically destroys defeat after freezing at the highest phases.

However, for years before, her father passed away and rested from sports to prioritize her mental health.

As we can fight to believe, they are just as human as they are, and Anisim’s should take great pride in the fact that there are simital sports that can sometimes be so lonely and lonely.

Another tennis star, Katie BoulterDiscovered in June of the abuse scale receiving on social media after the defeat.

I hope you get cancer ‘,’ Grandma Grob if it’s not dead until tomorrow ‘and’ candles and coffin for the whole family ‘were just a handful of extremely embarrassing comments that were at the end of receiving defeats.

Football fans were full support to friends and family Jote, admitting the fragility of life. Still week later, a handful of Arsenal supporters signed petitions in an attempt somehow blockade Call Maduykemove to the club, starting a #Notomadike Hashtag, as well as vandalizing arsenal graffiti with exploiets and phrase ‘arteta’.

Watch, most fans are not included with such ill and idiotic things like this, although the abuse of social media has accelerated in recent years. But in general, do we miss sympathy and we fail to conceptualize the fact that athletes people are human like us?

We put athletes on such a high pedestal and put so much importance to sports, which is beautiful, but eventually meaningless in the Grand scheme of things.

For Scheffler, he appreciates the beauty of that, but she made peace with the fact that he could go at any time, accepting that there is more to live than golf.

For many, the thought of fades is crushed. Are we partly responsible for the monster created? The machine was built for consumers, and we enjoy watching athlete trapped in it.

The football season only becomes longer and longer, tennis tours are not nonstop, and as Scheffler says, the PGA tour continues motoring regardless of your successes or failures. And we, as fans, expect to be held to be aimed at entertaining us.

Scheffler’s outstanding and top quotes caused the discourse around the way the players and fans should see the sport.

The saddest part is, though, the truth, we all moved next to what he said and the normal service will continue in a few days.

All we care now is who will raise that claret jug at the end of the evening at the end of the open, and which players will sign our favorite team.

But sometimes the perspective is needed. Perhaps, only maybe, we should all need a second to stop and think about the way we look at, although it is certainly easier to say than it is done.