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Being in this competitive swimming arena, the?sudden and unfortunate? exclusion of Quah Ting Wen from the Paris Olympics highlights the need for better communication and support?for athletes?within sports organizations, including?world bodies. Clear, transparent communication?can?help athletes understand decisions, reduce feelings of betrayal and fostering trust.?Apparently, this is not the first time such incident has happened.?It is easy to point fingers. However, going down that rabbit hole will be unproductive for all.
When athletes feel supported and valued, they are more likely to have the courage to pursue their passions and strive for excellence. This encouragement can lead to increased participation in sports, as aspiring athletes?could visualise?a pathway to success and recognition. Organizations that?are able to prioritize?the holistic well-being of their athletes contribute to a positive, nurturing environment where talent can flourish.?Empathetic and effective communication, as well as unwavering support are pillars that uphold the integrity and unity of the sports community. By championing these values, we can inspire more individuals to step forward and pursue their dreams in the competitive world of sports.
These incidents also parallel many challenges in the corporate world today. In both arenas, individuals invest significant time and effort to achieve success, and decisions made by leadership can deeply impact morale and performance. Organizations that prioritize these aspects foster a culture of trust and loyalty, encouraging employees to take risks and pursue innovation. This environment not only benefits individual employees but also strengthens the organization as a whole, leading to higher engagement, productivity, and overall success.
Only with a?shared purpose?and unity will there be innovation and growth.?In terms of Singapore sports, I hope this incident would not discourage upcoming athletes from seeking glory for Singapore and fulfilling their aspirations. Go Team Singapore!
Lawrence Chong Caroline Chua Roger Ng Sport Singapore
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