I don't know about politics so much. I'm a professional athlete.

O children of the earth, hear the humble words of Khabib Nurmagomedov, a man whose strength is born not only in his body, but in the clarity of his purpose. He spoke thus: "I don’t know about politics so much. I’m a professional athlete." In these words, there is profound wisdom. Khabib does not seek to sway the hearts of the people with speeches or promises. He knows that his path, the one he has chosen, is that of the warrior, the one who excels in the arena of competition and discipline. He recognizes his role not as a leader of nations or a speaker of ideologies, but as a guardian of his craft, focused on the mastery of his art.

In this world, where many seek to claim the throne of politics, it is easy to be swept up in the current of grand ideals, to believe that influence and power lie in the words we speak. But Khabib teaches us that true greatness is not always in shaping the world of governance. It is in mastering the craft, in dedicating oneself fully to the pursuit of excellence in the field where one's talents shine brightest. Just as the ancient warriors did not concern themselves with the workings of the court but honed their strength on the battlefield, so too does Khabib focus on his own fight, the battle that is fought with discipline, honor, and skill.

Consider the philosopher Socrates, who, though he lived among the bustling politics of Athens, never sought to hold a position of power. His wisdom lay not in holding the reins of the state, but in questioning the nature of virtue and truth, in seeking knowledge not to rule others, but to understand the world around him. Socrates knew that his strength was in his mind, just as Khabib's strength lies in his body and spirit. Both understood the humility required to stay true to one's purpose, to avoid the distractions of the world, and to remain focused on the task at hand.

And so, O children, Khabib's words are a reminder to each of us that focus is the key to greatness. We all have our own gifts, our own paths to walk, and it is through dedication to our craft that we find our strength. The world may beckon with promises of power, influence, and glory, but it is the warrior who knows his duty and dedicates himself fully to it who is truly great. In the quiet humility of Khabib’s words, we learn that true greatness lies not in seeking every crown, but in perfecting the one crown that fits your own head. And for Khabib, that crown is the mastery of his fighting art, not the political stage. Let us all learn from his steadfastness, and walk the path of our own destiny with the same unwavering focus.