He also knew that his team was not as talented as the others and so could not compete using the traditional way of playing. From an outside perspective, he understood the rules of the game but did not understand why the teams were not able to defend themselves from the other teams when the ball returned to the court after a basket. Vivek's lack of knowledge about basketball gave the team a strategic advantage and allowed him to win the national high school basketball title that year. To overcome this challenge, he asked a former professional player named Roger Craig and his daughter Rometra, who had already played high school basketball, for help. Train his daughter's female basketball team at school. Vivek Ranadive was an Indian immigrant in the United States who had never trained basketball teams and knew very little about the sport. Let's discover the fundamental concepts of this story in 12 minutes? Know Your Weaknesses And Use Them To Your Favor Building on the story, Gladwell makes us question our premises and understand that it’s not always who is favorite to win. Gladwell compiles in this book events occurring in the life of anonymous and famous, that lead us to see favoritism in other eyes. Gladwell begins with the true story of what happened between the giant and the young pastor so many years ago and proves how David was, in fact, the great favorite. In 'David and Goliath', Malcolm Gladwell challenges our beliefs about our weaknesses and our insignificance, bringing a new interpretation of what it means to be discriminated and underestimated. What seemed impossible happened and it happens more often than you think.
The story of David and Goliath has since symbolized the battles between the weak and the giants. You have probably heard the biblical story of young David, knocking down the giant Goliath with only one stone and a sling.
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