Lewis Hamilton on Redefining Success

To discard (something learned) from one's memory, typically because it has been superseded or shown to be incorrect

I had to unlearn many of my preconceptions about the country.

forgetdisregarddismiss

a cup or other decorative object awarded as a prize for a victory or success

He is very proud of his trophies.

awardprize

To exert oneself vigorously; to strive or struggle forcefully

She had to push herself to finish the marathon.

pressurgedrive

the quality of having experience, knowledge, and good judgment; the soundness of an action or decision

She shared her wisdom with me.

insightunderstandingdiscernmentsagacity

not satisfied or pleased by something

He felt unsatisfied with the service.

dissatisfiedunfulfilleddisappointed

satisfied or happy because of fully developing one's abilities or character

I feel more fulfilled when I support young talent.

gratifiedsatisfiedcontent

to help and advise a younger or less experienced person, especially in their job or career

She mentored new teachers.

guideadvisecoachcounsel

show, express, or represent something

actions reflect who you truly are.

without doubt (used to emphasize a statement)

Definitely a good book.

certainlysurelyundoubtedlywithout a doubt

to return (something that one has received or taken)

Give back your library books when you're done.

return

Having or displaying a high temperature

Warm lights, calm atmosphere.

heatedtepid

To change or improve something by giving it a new form or meaning

Lewis Hamilton on Redefining success.

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