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Novak Djokovic is arguably the greatest tennis player in history. His dominance on the court is unparalleled, his records seemingly unbreakable. Ranked No. 1 for a record total of 428 weeks, 24 Grand Slam men's singles titles, and is the only player in singles to have won all of the Big Titles over the course of his career. Simply out of this world.

But what fuels this extraordinary athlete? What inner flame propels him to such dizzying heights of success?

The answer, surprisingly, lies not in some secret training regimen or cutting-edge technology, but in ancient wisdom that resonates deeply with the Yogi philosophy. In a revealing interview with social media influencer Lewis Howes, Djokovic peels back the layers of his mental approach, exposing a core truth that extends far beyond the tennis court.

"It's all about the chi," Djokovic explains, his eyes alight with conviction. "I truly believe in that. It's all about knowing how to balance speed, agility, strength, and get the most out of yourself every second." This concept of 'chi', or life force energy, or prana, is central to many Eastern philosophies and yogi practices. It's the idea that we can harness and direct our inner energy to achieve remarkable feats.