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Summary
Lionel Messi states in a 2013 interview with 60 Minutes that he is never satisfied and always strives to improve. He explains that even after scoring goals or winning games, he always desires more and pushes his limits to get better each day.
Structure
1Messi's quote about never being satisfied
2Interviewer's question about boredom in games
3Messi's response: always wanting more
4Explanation of pushing limits and improving daily
Product placement
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2013
60
MINUTES
Messi: “I’m
never satisfied”
Do you ever get bored in a game now?
after you’ve scored
a couple of goals,
do you say to yourself, “That’s enough.
I don’t have to try hard anymore.”
No, on the contrary,
I always want more.
Whether it’s a goal or winning a game,
I’m never satisfied.
I always push my limits.
And I always try to get better every day.
And I always try to get better every day.
Original caption
“I’m never satisfied. I always push my limits, and I always try to get better every day,” soccer star Lionel Messi told 60 Minutes in 2013. The Argentina captain currently holds the record for most career World Cup goals, with 20. The defending champions take on Egypt in the Round of 16. #worldcup #aregentina #messi #lionelmessi
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Transcript
Messi: “I’m never satisfied”
Do you ever get bored in a game now?
after you’ve scored
a couple of goals,
do you say to yourself, “That’s enough.
I don’t have to try hard anymore.”
No, on the contrary,
I always want more.
Whether it’s a goal or winning a game,
I’m never satisfied.
I always push my limits.
And I always try to get better every day.
And I always try to get better every day.