My Look into Serena Williams Before and After Pics
Okay, so the other day, I found myself typing “serena williams before after” into the search bar. Dunno why exactly, maybe just curious, you see these big names all the time. Anyway, I started scrolling through the images.
It’s kinda wild, right? You see the early pictures, young, super talented already, but then you see the progression. The strength, the physique change over years and years of intense competition. It’s not just about getting older, it’s the sheer power build-up. Really impressive stuff.
This got me thinking about my own little projects, you know, the stuff you try to change or improve. Nothing on Serena’s level, obviously! But like, remember when I decided I was gonna get really good at making sourdough bread?
- First attempts? Total bricks. Seriously, could have used them as doorstops. That was my “before”.
- Then I spent weeks, messing with starters, hydration levels, all that jazz. Getting flour everywhere.
- Watched tons of videos, read blogs, talked to that one neighbor who’s weirdly good at it.
- Slowly, slowly, it started to look like actual bread. Not amazing, but edible. That’s the “during”, I guess.
My “after” isn’t some perfect artisan loaf every time, let’s be real. Sometimes it still flops. But looking back at those first flat disasters? Big difference. It took practice, failing a lot, and just sticking with it, bit by bit.
So when I look at those Serena pics, the “before” and the “after”, I don’t just see the physical change. I think about the grind. The thousands of hours on the court, the wins, the losses, the injuries, the comebacks. It’s the whole journey packed into those images.
It’s easy to just see the final result, the champion holding a trophy, or the amazing physique. But digging into those “before and after” views reminds you there’s always a process. A long, often tough, messy process. Whether it’s becoming a tennis legend or just figuring out how not to make rock-hard bread. It’s all about the work you put in over time.
