American tennis prodigy Coco Gauff clinched her second Grand Slam title at the French Open, a coveted trophy representing the culmination of years of relentless dedication. Inspired by Olympic champion Gabby Thomas's practice of affirmative journaling, Gauff triumphed over world number one Aryna Sabalenka, deploying a strategy of pre-emptive self-affirmation by repeatedly scripting her victory in the Roland Garros tournament, thereby cultivating an unwavering sense of self-assurance. Despite entering the competition as an underdog, Gauff exhibited remarkable composure and unwavering focus throughout the proceedings, contrasting sharply with Sabalenka's evident struggles with emotional regulation, as Gauff discovered that pre-match emotional catharsis facilitated a clearer, more strategically astute mindset during critical junctures of the contest. Following her triumph, Gauff intends to embark on the grass court season, potentially participating in a tournament in Berlin prior to her campaign at Wimbledon.