'Joy Is Not Just in Big Moments'- How Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce Is Quietly Cooking A Major Comeback

Jamaican sprint queen Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce has shared a sneak peek into her mindset as she gears up for a major comeback.

The former 100m World Champion is coming off an uncharacteristically underwhelming 2024 campaign.

Fraser-Pryce missed the Paris Olympics, sidelined with an injury, and sat out the rest of the campaign.

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The former Olympic champion is cherishing the small victories as she eyes a bounce-back campaign.

Fraser-Pryce has shared her mindset ahead of the campaign, stating, "Joy isn’t just in big moments—it’s in the little things, the quiet victories, and the simple blessings. Slow down and savor them."

The Jamaican sprinter shared the powerful message on her Facebook page as part of her daily motivation ahead of the new campaign.

Fraser-Pryce's start to the campaign reflects her mindset.

While there were speculations about her retirement, the Jamaican sprinter first stunned with an appearance at her son Zyon's school meet, taking part in the 100m dash recently.

She then made a triumphant return to the track, storming to victory in the women’s 100m at Velocity Fest 17 on April 20.

Fraser-Pryce brushed aside retirement rumours with a sharp performance and a sharper message as she eyes a showdown with the likes of fellow Jamaican Shericka Jackson, Olympic champion Julien Alfred, and American sprint queen Sha'Carri Richardson.