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Health Special: De-stress the Djokovic way

<p>World No 1 tennis player Novak Djokovic credits his professional success to marriage and fatherhood. While Djokovic has found his work-life balance, we gauge how some of Mumbai&rsquo;s professionals fare when it comes to tackling stress, and how they maintain an equilibrium</p>

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Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic and wife (then girlfriend) Jelena Ristic play with a dolphin at the Atlantis Hotel, Dubai, while there for the 2011 Dubai Tennis Championships.

Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic and wife (then girlfriend) Jelena Ristic play with a dolphin at the Atlantis Hotel, Dubai, while there for the 2011 Dubai Tennis Championships.

Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic and wife (then girlfriend) Jelena Ristic play with a dolphin at the Atlantis Hotel, Dubai, while there for the 2011 Dubai Tennis Championships. Pic/AFP
Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic and wife (then girlfriend) Jelena Ristic play with a dolphin at the Atlantis Hotel, Dubai, while there for the 2011 Dubai Tennis Championships. Pic/AFP

The Djokovic Mantra
After winning his third Wimbledon title last week, the 28-year-old tennis player suggested that every player should get married and have kids. He reportedly said, "When I go back home, I’m not a tennis player anymore. I'm a father and a husband. That's the balance that I think allows me to play this well. Ever since I got married and became a father I haven’t lost many matches, I won many tournaments. I suggest every player should get married and have kids."

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