NEW DELHI: "Even if it's tough to do...just forgive and move on." Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who describes himself as a careless individual who would not give up on a good night's sleep by paying regard to what others think of him, briefly became a life coach in order to teach his methods for living a stress-free life.
In his illustrious international career, the 43-year-old former India wicketkeeper-batter, who is regarded as one of the game's greatest, led his country to two World Cup victories and established a high standard for leaders with his composed and laser-like play on the field.
