All this talk of systematic coaching and government programs—I’ve seen two rice mill owners try to copy a successful formula from the next district and fail because the local workers had different habits. My daughter, who watches squash replays in Hyderabad, tells me Egyptian children start with a court in every alley and a parent who once played. You can chart pipelines and budgets as much as you like, but what I’ve observed in twenty-two years of ledgers is that no grand scheme outruns a family’s daily practice with a ball and a wall. The ache in my knee reminds me every evening that the simple, patient work—done right, every day—is what bends the curve.
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