Gina Gardiner & Friends with Daniel Kapadia on Competition is a great tool for self-reflection

Meet Daniel Kapadia

In 2005, at sixteen, I signed with Team Dignitas and became one of the world's top Quake players. I won the iFNG London LAN, taking the Quake 3 one-on-one final against Garpy. I took first at the 2005 ESWC UK qualifier in Quake 3 duel and went on to compete at the ESWC Masters of Paris and ESWC San Jose, took second at CovLAN, the biggest Quake 4 LAN, at the QuakeLive EuroCup, and at the ESL Major Series in QuakeLive team deathmatch, and won multiple Quake team titles. I captained national teams to several top-four finishes and rebuilt a roster from the third division to the first. Across Quake, Quake Champions, and Diabotical, the through-line never changed: perform on the day, under the lights, or lose. Competition has been my arena ever since.

Website: https://ddkesports.com