Andy Murray has revealed that his goals and targets have changed significantly over the past five to ten years. The former world number one, who is now ranked at number 129, says that his focus has shifted from winning Grand Slams to simply enjoying playing tennis again.
Murray, who has been hampered by a series of injuries in recent years, says that his main aim is to stay healthy and enjoy playing the sport he loves. He says that he is no longer driven by the desire to win major titles, but instead wants to enjoy the process of competing and playing matches.
The 33-year-old Scot says that he is now more focused on the journey than the destination. He says that he is more interested in the process of improving and competing than the end result.
Murray says that he is now more focused on the mental side of the game than the physical. He says that he is trying to stay positive and enjoy the process of competing, rather than worrying about the outcome.
The former world number one says that he is now more focused on the present than the future. He says that he is trying to take each day as it comes and enjoy the process of competing.
Murray says that his goals and targets have changed significantly over the past five to ten years. He says that he is now more focused on enjoying the process of competing and staying healthy than winning major titles. The former world number one says that he is now more focused on the journey than the destination.