“I’m tired of the underdog narrative”

Simplified Meaning:

People often talk about stories where someone who seems likely to fail ends up winning. This idea is called the 'underdog narrative'. While these stories can be inspiring, they can also get a bit tiring. Instead of always focusing on those who come from behind to win, we could celebrate those who work hard, have talent, and win because they are well-prepared and dedicated. Take the example of a student who always gets good grades not because they were struggling at first, but because they consistently study and show up prepared. Recognizing their effort and discipline can be just as motivating. In our own lives, it's okay to appreciate our steady progress and not always wait for a dramatic comeback. By valuing consistent hard work and preparation, people can feel proud of their regular, everyday achievements. This perspective shifts focus from just celebrating only surprising victories to also recognizing steady, reliable efforts.